Overcoming Obstacles #MindOverMatterContest
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  • Reads 56
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  • Parts 1
  • Time <5 mins
Complete, First published Jul 25, 2017
Ever wondered what someone with depression, or any form of mental illness, has running through their brain?

What triggers them?

What they have to go through, mentally and physically, to pull themselves out of the darkness in their own minds?

What they feel emotionally and physically?

There are many different obstacles one with a mental illness has to push themselves through to get to the finish line before another obstacle comes into their view again. 

This monologue is a sneak peak of what goes inside my brain and how I have to mentally and physically push myself to cross another finish line, because in reality, a mental illness is much like a race. 


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