Solace
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This story is my story. My therapist recommended that I write a story for inspiration for people who also suffer with depression since I have turned my depression into a good thing rather a horrendous monster. My name is Ben Cable and my email is bencable28@gmail.com If you or someone you know is suffering from depression, or suicidal thoughts please do not hesitate to contact me as I am usually awake till the sunrises! This book or short story or whatever you want to call it is not by any means meant to win any awards or prizes but as a way to help people. Also if you want to use any parts of my story or to repost it please contact me before you do; I most likely will not charge much if anything, I would just like to know if my story is being shared and read by people like myself. Wallpaper is from https://wallpapershome.com/space/earth-planet-space-10121.html I do not own the image and do not wish to profit off of it.
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