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"I am dually-diagnosed with alcohol dependence and a mental illness." (confident1)

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thematrix777"MDJunction has been my lifeline. In the beginning, when I was at my worst physically and emotionally people helped me through the rough times with compassion, understanding and information. As I progressed and finally got a handle on my condition, giving back that same support and hope has been my mission. To all that come here seeking help or information, you will be able to find in all of the various forums; no matter what issues you are going through, there is always a helping hand to raise you up and provide hope and support when you need it the most." (thematrix777)

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jenniferlynne

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journaling has always been medicine to me, as well as away for me to keep track of my missing peices...i dont remember things from day to day, so thanks to my writing, and music i too have a story


i made the call

Jun 10 2009
i gotta hurry up n get ready for work, butlet me say this: i am so tired of being sick and tired, i finally decided i'm ready for help. i quit my meds agin 2 months ago, and promptly started self medicatng (again). i work, i parent, i function, but it's all done with this mask i wear hiding the real me! my mask is wearing thin, i'm not putting on as good as a show as i used to and am ready to let all the bullshit go. i want to be healthy, my babies need me to be healthy, i have to get well for them, i called 3 local agencies that deal with dual diagnosis, i'm bp2 rapid cycling, borderline, and self medicated. i want change, i need change, i'm waiting for calls back to see if my medical will cover these programs. it's time to put on a happy face n go to work now... "eleanor rigby, wearing a face that she keeps in a jar by the door"

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