WIshing Away Curve Balls
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  • Reads 49
  • Votes 2
  • Parts 19
  • Time 1h 27m
Complete, First published Jun 13, 2017
Mature
God only knows that we all have struggles.  I battle a severe case of PTSD with dis-associative properties... Depression... I also fight various hallucinations that - I am sure if I give in- could be considered a form of schizophrenia. . We all reach a point of Rock bottom . We shatter, fall apart. My pieces are many, explicit at times, but it will begin to show you a day in my mind. I am not sure what to consider this, but it will begin to hopefully open your mind to how PTSD can be brought on, & how difficult it is for those who have to handle the ramifications of battling their mental disorder.
-All rights reserved- Copyright@CrazyWildBeans: This is my first story-- please comment & give feed back. I am considering researching and writing in more detail about the subject matter of mental illness/ abuse and what it does in society.
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Depression, anxiety, EDs, and other mental health issues.

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This story is about depression disorders, anxiety disorders, eating disorders, personality disorders, other mental illnesses, self harm, suicide, bullying, and the stigma of mental illness. This book was written to help others and educate people. It is also written to let people know where/how they can get help. I put some of the links to the sites I used. I am NOT glorifying or romantizing any of this. This book is NOT used for diagnosis of any kind as I am not a mental health professional. So PLEASE DONT SELF DIAGNOSE YOURSELF WITH A MENTAL ILLNESS. This book contains sensitive content, so read at your own risk. #breakthestigmaofmentalillness