Proud of living with sz? Nah, I’m more like ashamed.
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Why be ashamed?
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Yeah I would compare it to someone who broke their leg and ran a marathon type of proud. Struggle is real
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Because of social stigma? It’s pretty clear to me why someone could feel ashamed of sz.
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But social stigma stems from ignorance don’t give those people the time of day
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I don’t understand where you’re coming from.
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Optimism/pessimism
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Innit. Hi five.
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I’m proud that I was able to beat the odds and that I have helped a few others do the same over the years. The first step to recovery is having hope for recovery. I am honored to have been able to help give hope back to some who had it stolen from them.
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I’m not sure if I’m proud of it. It destroyed a lot of my self esteem but I’m living well with it so I’m proud for that.
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I feel like a trainwreck most of the time but anyhow i feel solidarity here, comrades going through the trenches of life together and trying to lift each other up and be there for each other. I would love to meet some of you irl i bet it would be good
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You are been Enlightened.
This condition is not the issue,
The issue is we don’t try to accept it and understand it.
Its a gift, omg I can stop being content.
It only makes me ashamed and sad. People hate me now because I can’t be accepted according to them.
This is why I don’t interact with people because I know that I will be rejected outright.
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