Depression... Anxiety... Schizophrenia...
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Last published Sat, Oct 26, 2019
I'm Anthony Kellens...
I may seem normal, and average teen but not I suffer from two big factors of society today and mine may be worst than the others...
Anxiety, Depression and, Schizophrenia
I hear things and somethings see things that aren't real, and all they say is "Die, Your Worthless, Why are you even alive!" This Schizophrenia is a cause and major factor of my depression and Anxiety. The Anxiety interacts with the Schizophrenia making it a whole bunch worst...
This is the story of my life and how I can even live with such an abnormal and terrible mind.
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