I really hate that I'm on my own. It hard

Mental Health
#1

I really hate that I'm on my own. It hard being completely alone with noone to go to.

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#2

I understand completely :heart:

#3

Reach out if you want. I'll listen.

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#4

Get connected with a program to fellowship. Helps with the loneliness.

#5

I was just on the phone with that 988 crisis line. Everything I just a mess right now.

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#6

We all have had that feeling. But you’re not alone! We are always here to talk to. Please reach out anytime you need someone to talk to

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#7

Hang in there Rachel!! I’d be happy to talk if you want. I know it’s hard but it’s worth it. You’re worth it!! My life was a complete mess and I had to go through it all alone. It was the most hopeless and darkest time of my life. But I made it. You can too!!!

#8

I just have too much happening at the same time. It would be nice to have family around. Everyone lives out of state

#9

That’s how it is in the beginning, and it sucks because our disease lives in isolation. Get connected, once you start meeting people in sobriety you will gain so many new contacts, people who understand you. Not only will you get help, you will help in return and won’t even know it.

#10

I know how you feel. When things went bad for me they all went bad at once. It was all personal and all painful. And I couldn’t do anything about any of it. I was helpless. For the first time I was completely alone. I was at the mercy of the state of Michigan. And I was basically homeless. I had to give up a very lucrative job so I could at least spend time with my son. It was the darkest point of my life. But that’s what it took for me. It really does get the darkest before the dawn!!! Keep your head up and keep putting one foot in front of the other! Always try to do the next right thing and things will get better!!!!!!

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#11

You can count on yourself