Testimonies?

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Any testimonies of being healed from depression, anxiety, or any other mental health condition? I really want to read any testimonies and know that theirs hope. So, please if you have ever struggled with depression or anxiety and have finally been healed please share your story with me and give me advice. Thanks

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I haven't exactly been healed or cured but I have made incredible improvement that I never thought was possible. Medication seriously saved my life. I haven't had a severe episode or been suicidal in a couple years. I still have bad days, but thats just life and it's always been a tolerable level of stress. And the moment it starts to be too much - I consider checking myself in to the hospital again (being in the hospital was my big turning point. it helped a lot. Felt hope for the first time in my life and worked my ass off from there) 
It's very much an uphill battle but there is a light at the end (I won't say at the end of the tunnel because it's honestly more like a pitch black maze) but you can do it. 🙌

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I still struggle with it immensely. I had an eating disorder basically from the time I hit puberty up until I was 16-17. Using the term "had" loosely. 
16-17 is when I started to get better and I haven't stopped getting better this entire time. And I won't stop either. 
I'll make this eating disorder my bitch until I turn to dust.

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About 2 years ago I was dealing with the worst anxiety and depression ever. I didn’t want to get up from my bed but I had to because I was still in college and I knew how expensive school was. I would sit through my lectures and just zone out, anything my professors would say Felt like I couldn’t understand them. I even got Bell’s palsy on my face due to me constantly being under stress. I overate gained about 50 pounds while I was dealing with my mental health. I finally decided to get help and go seek counseling and It was the best decision I ever did because It truly saved my life. I started seeing a psychologist, then i saw a psychiatrist and got prescribed lexapro. I took lexapro for about 6 months and stopped. I would have at least two panic attacks a day, I could never sleep at night, I had suicidal thoughts every day, i feared dying, I always thought I was having a heart attack, I couldn’t leave my house without me bringing sleepy time tea, I couldn’t go to certain places because It would bring back fear if I felt a certain way there. Today I’m a college graduate. I still have off days but thanks to going therapy I know how to try and control any anxiety I have going on. I managed to change my lifestyle and so far I have lost about 30 pounds, I am applying to enter graduate school in the fall to hopefully become a mental health counselor. I know you might think there is no hope and you will never feel “normal” again because that’s what I felt. I would cry every night and ask myself if I was ever going to feel “normal” or like myself ever again and today I am glad I overcame that. My mentality and the way I view life changed a lot. It will get better, just surround yourself with positivity and love yourself. Understand that I.t will take time to feel better but once you see the tiny improvement you will be so proud of yourself. I.t won’t change unless you want to be able to help yourself. YOU GOT THIS!

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you don’t heal from some illnesses because most of them don’t have a “cure”. i know i’m stuck with my depression and all i’ve done is learn how to control it. i distract myself with stuff i enjoy doing and i try to not sit on the same loop for hours. there’s apps and games you can look for that help with that too. i was also addicted to self harm and couldn’t stay clean for longer than a week. but i think that there’s a point where you sit down and think “you need to stop”. i’ve been clean for a year and 8 months now and i’ve never felt any better. it makes me proud of myself to see how far i’ve made it. i think that if you really want to get better, you do get better... all you have to do is really commit to yourself and be strong.

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I believe it depends on the severity; every person is different. Some people know how to manage and cope with their depression with no suppression. 
I do also believe that depression is caused by a chemical imbalance that cause lack of enjoy effecting the core quality’s of life. Therefore; depression can harm a lot of people and not everyone is able to maintain with out medication. 
If a person believe they are unable to manage there depression they should seek attention and get evaluated! 
I’m more than happy to share my story and let people know how I deal with depression!l I found out what triggered depression n started to battle there thoughts life changing events! I wld force myself out the house and to talk to people. When I fall into that state where the world is against me I force myself to talk to people!!

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