Depressing Times
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Last published Mon, May 9, 2016
This is the story of how I live with depression, just because I look happy and cheery that doesn't mean I'm okay. This thing that lives inside of me its a curse! A curse that cannot be lifted. I go day to day suffering and always feeling like I'm all alone in this world and feel like no one understands me.
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