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Emptiness
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Gabby1228
Ongoing, First published Aug 08, 2014
afterlifecryingdeathemptinesssadness
When something bad comes your way, sometimes you don't react. Sometimes all you can do is stare while sadness builds up inside you.
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Four Days in Recovery

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When anxiety and depression hits you like a hurricane, you have tunnel vision. You can't see anything, but what's happening in front of you. You can't think straight, and you can't process what's going on or why this is happening. Then all of a sudden you're stuck, and you get sent away to recover from the battle you've been fighting for so long.

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