Always running

Always running

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Barry had spent his whole life running from something. So after waking up from a nine month coma and Barry finds out he can run at the speed of light he becomes the flash. Though eventually his old teenage thoughts come back. Maybe with the help of the ccpd, Joe, Iris, Oliver and team flash he may just make it through those thoughts again. He just has to find the courage to tell someone. He just needs to change his mindset to wanting and accepting the help. But what will happen when something big happens something only he can remember? Trigger Warnings for suicide, suicidal thoughts, self harm, restrictive eating/eating disorders. I'll put trigger warnings on the needed chapters and what the trigger warning is for. Please reach out if your feel this way.
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"If we survive this, I'll give you a life worth living, even if I can't give myself that." Evan Hansen? Anxiety disorder. Never really thinks about how often he has panic attacks but it's just about daily. Connor Murphy? Severe depression and anger issues. Self harms too. Throws things without thinking, aims for people who never did anything. Some call him a murder in the waiting. They're watching eachother kill them self one baby step at a time from their self destructive tendencies, just waiting for it to stop; for them to get help, but that day might never arrive *heavy self harm, abuse, strong language and overall unhealthy relationship indication and description, if you're easily upset this is really not for you.*

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