Jodie Harron
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I’ve read every self help book so you don’t have to.
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Agoraphobia, Acting Out and the Aftermath
It was around October 2020 when I realised I had a serious problem, summer had came and went in a flash, the occasional walk or garden gathering with close friends wasn’t really something I couldn’t handle at the time. That would change, but for the time being I was still managing. I started back to uni in September, virtually of course, in the safety of my bedroom I would work, go to my uni classes and do two workouts a day. Ironically, I was in the fittest physical shape of my life, turns out the parallel between mental and physical health is a load of bullshit. Stay fat friends, it’s not worth it.
By Jodie Harron4 years ago in Journal
Agoraphobia, Acting Out and the Aftermath
Growing up I saw mental illness as something for weak people, those with no fight or guption. I used to be one of the aggravating few that said things like 'just be happy' or 'there's nothing to worry about, just relax'. Yes, I was one of THOSE people. Then I turned 23 and life had a lesson to teach me.
By Jodie Harron4 years ago in Confessions
