Bella Living With Mental Illness

When it comes to my life, I've learned more than enough in my 20.5 years on earth to make a great life for myself. To make a life for myself on my own terms and become the person I was always meant to be. I have more than enough logic, emotional intelligence and much more to make a new life for myself after my mental health struggles.

And yeah I've been through a lot like we all do at some point in our lives. It's important to me to express myself openly about whatever comes to mind that I've either learned from and those moments in which you call those milestones that everyone reaches and experiences throughout their lives. For example, for us girls and women, getting our period, puberty, boys, middle school, high school, college/university, your first boyfriend/girlfriend, friendships, adulthood, parenthood, responsibilities, moving into a place with your partner, marriage, starting a family, etc.

Well I'm here with this book on WattPad to share my own experiences with all these things and much more to which I hope you can learn from if you haven't already. It's also for support, guidance, and that feeling after reading certain chapters or moments I share here that you start to believe that you aren't alone. Those moments when someone says to you: "I've been there" or "me too" or other phrases like that, can really make a difference for us knowing we aren't the only one going through or experiencing certain moments that we could only believe we were alone. Isn't that an amazing feeling to know that you aren't alone in life?

Anyway, another brief topic I want to add here is on support. Support is so vitally important to have in your life. For me, I've had this topic talked with one of my second cousins who said that its so great to have people support you and have your back. With all that I've been through with my mental health, support is something I've had some amount of but not the support that everyone should get from their own parents, siblings, etc.