Being Me Again
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|Rainy Days & Sunshine|
This records my mental health journey from Day 1. The steps I took and the results.
This is me trying to trace my existence and understand myself better.
Turmoil is apparent but it does not mean it needs to hold me, prisoner, in this endless cycle.
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