Breaking Free (Poetry Book)
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Last published Wed, Jun 6, 2018
"Breaking Free" Written by Courtney Sumrall (BookWriterAlways). I've been struggling with depression for almost five years now and It's hard to pull through because It feels like I'm drowning in the darkness. Depression has made me do harmful things to myself and I have been unhappy with myself for a very long time. I punish myself every day by self-harming because I feel like I'm nothing to anyone or to the world. I feel like I'm worthless and that no one will ever like me. I wrote this poem book from my experience with depression, with self-harm and with suicide attempts. You are not alone.
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