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A Kinda-ish Guide on How to Survive Your Mind

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I've decided to put my story out there in hopes that other people will read it and realize that they aren't alone. Anxiety, depression, autism, and mental health in general can be rough, but I've learned a lot about how to make it a little easier along the way. Your mental illness doesn't define you as a person. It is OKAY to not be okay.

"You may shoot me with your words, 
  You may cut me with your eyes, 
  You may kill me with your hatefulness,
  But still, Like air
  I'll rise."
  -Maya AngelouAll Rights Reserved

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