It takes a lot longer to feel better for some. Myself included. I really understand how you feel about being “the odd one”. Take solace in knowing you’re definitely not!
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Yes it's absolutely better than it was in the beginning. I still struggle and go through rough patches where it's hard to get out of bed and I have no energy or enthusiasm about anything but over time those days stretches have come less often and are easier to get myself out of. We have out our bodies and our brains through a lot and it takes time to recover from that but I promise it does happen. Just never quite as quickly as we'd hope. Just keep going and don't give up I promise it will get better and easier with time and a continued commitment to living a better life. There's tons of people here including myself that would be happy to talk if you're struggling and I've found that connection with people that I know understand and are willing to take the time to listen has been the biggest asset to my recovery
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Jennifer I have. Many years ago. Then my new addiction was alcohol. No one told me then that you could go from one to another. But I did it alone and had no support. No insight on how this can all go. Reach out to others who understand. You have a better position in fighting this than I did years ago. Have faith in yourself.
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Took time to screw up our brains it's going to take time to heal too Meditating works wonders
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Subliminal music chose you topic
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