My Life's Blog (Staying Strong)
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Ongoing, First published Feb 19, 2014
Hello everyone.

I just want to say life has been so beautiful and rewarding to me. I have so many blessings in this life and I want to say that before I would've never imagined being here on Wattpad and writing these stories that I create. It became a hobby that I enjoy and still continue now that I'm in college.

But I've been dealing with depression and anxiety over the past few years of my life. It hasn't been easy because it was quite terrifying and shocking that I was going through it. But since then, I've been getting counseling for it. I was prescribed anti-depressants. I don't take those anti-depressants because I had to do research on them and found it would increase thoughts that I don't like to talk about.

So as of now, I'm going to be writing some journal entries and maybe put in a few songs that I've been writing to give you all a peek of my life and what I have to go through as being an average 19-year-old Mexican-American college student in the Midwest.

I hope you all can be as generous and comforting to me than being hateful and trying to make my life hell because I don't want to put up with your shit. I deal with enough.

For others who are dealing with the same like me, I know how you can feel. Life is hard and it can feel so overwhelming because you feel like no one is there for you and there is no point anymore. Don't believe that, please! Your life is amazing and you should thank whoever gave birth to you that you are alive and strong. I believe in recovery because I was inspired by my celebrity role model who went near the same thing: Demi Lovato. Because of her, I made the first step to my own recovery.

I will be also putting in quotes to give you an uplifting mood and the goals that are in Demi's book, Staying Strong: 365 Days a Year to help anyone who needs it.


Stay Strong, my fellow readers.

Jennifer Alquicira (My real name)
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