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Resilience

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My name is Amy, I'm now 16 although this diary starts when I was 15. I started writing this diary as an outlet for my thoughts and struggles with depression, self-harm and an eating disorder. May sound clichéd that I'm experiencing these things as a teenage girl but it shouldn't be clichéd because these things shouldn't happen to anyone. This tells the story of events leading up to and my first admission to inpatient.

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