Times you made it, financially, with your treatment, in a relationship, or just in general
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I have been volunteering for four years I am proud
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What do you valenteer doing. ???
I’m studying again, this time with the open university 
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Working on a website.
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I decided to try and recover from my eating disorder on my own, without the help of the people who say I have to be dangerously thin for their help.
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love you
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Well I was 23 when I told the intake counselor I wasn’t gonna see 24 though I said I was dead already and laughed about it. I’m 34 now. I’m still here. That’s my success. 
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My success story is today I got out of bed. It can be very hard to do so.
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I haven’t told anyone this yet, but I’ve been off meds for a year. I’m 100% more functional. I still have symptoms here and there but I get through life normally.
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I got married, bought a house, and now help others with mental health struggles for a living.
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this is a cause for celebration
I wonder if you are doing so well because you body build? I’m not shy to say but dude you are totally ripped.
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Who knows?
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Lol. Okay you got me I watched all 54 seconds of that.
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That is a pretty catchy tune!
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Yes. OK.
1. Read book
2. Do exam
3. ???
5. Very successd
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Also. What is success?
K?
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The best person to help people with mental health struggles is someone who has been there. Good for you Ninjastar, I’d like to do that too.
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In terms of my education, my career, I have lost so much, but I have a wonderful boyfriend, a small but lovely house with a beautiful garden, and I’m finally feeling about 75% more stable than I have in over 20 years, I have learned to take pleasure in the simplicities of life, and not to have regrets. I think that is an achievement.
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