Didn't drink daily, but I abused the dreaded poison of alcohol to self medicate my mental health issues.
Now focused on being THE best mom my kid's deserve
@DannySaint1 Thank you Danny. I'm going to also try and teach him to get on here as the support is off the hook xx
I think everyone in recovery should read it and and take the bits that work for them xxx
Got a geezer mate off to rehab in Stoke today. Bloody wish him all the luck in the world. He can do this. I've bought him a copy of the @rationalrecovery book xx
Well, not been able to avoid the lurgy. After 7 days in bed I'm attempting sitting up and downstairs. Want to thank my eldest for passing it on to myself and ex. My youngest is germ free so far. She really took on board sharing is caring ❤ lol xx
On #WSPD, @IMH_UoB published a new guide to help young people discuss self-harm & suicidal experiences with their GP, including advice on what to consider before, during and after the consultation. You can download the guide from our resources hub: https://t.co/AluERbFQxE
@trying_sobriety This journey is about YOU, and what is best for YOU. You will know in your heart when you're ready to tell people. Or you may not, and your sober life is your new identity xxxx what ever you do. It's pretty chuffing amazing that you've quit. Mighty proud of you xxxxx
@AngelDu06862242 You look amazing, this new life of yours really suits you xxxx.
And thanks. I'll have to have a peek. I never leave my house without my lippy, not even to put the bins out lol xxx
@DocAtCDI I lurve the Black Country accent, from here in the UK. And no IT'S NOT a Brummie accent lol xx listen to the couple in this clip and you'll understand why I love it so much xx
https://t.co/BroXSnLjKb
Things my mental illness sometimes stops me doing..
• picking up the phone
• leaving the house
• eating healthy
• exercising
• laughing
• doing my hair or makeup
• getting dressed
Sometimes being able to do one of these things is a victory.
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