For me, it’s having recovered and getting back my professional life. However, I’m not proud of myself because of my current breakdown!!!
I would also say that I’m proud of my goddaughter. She will be 13 years old soon and she is actually starting high school (secondary school) this year.
I’m most proud of having survived this long to be honest. I hope to survive for a while longer.
My children and that they have grown into wonderful respectful teenagers
It’s because they have and they had a great mom!
Thank you. Love goes a long way
I’m proud for finding my dreams again, and for recently taking a more pro-active approach to my recovery.
Proud for after 6 1/2 years of being the chosen one ive overcome it and much more but that’s the most on my mind
Im proud to be who i am.
I am also proud to be who I am.
I am proud of surviving my childhood because I was different,did not fit in anywhere,was bullied and had symptoms that no one understood.
I had a time when we were poor and I had apathy and felt hopeless.
Proud of surviving and when I had voices and moaned I heard to get through that and that it stopped.
I am proud of my neigher and my man and others.
I am proud to have my license as it took ages to get and I worked so hard.
I am proud to have my aged care certificate that I paid for myself and took two years to complete.
I am proud of other things too.
I am proud I went from being scrawny to slightly developed.
I don’t feel that good about myselfbut I was proud of getting into a top tier university before I started hearing voices even though I dropped out later. I’m also proud of going back to community college after dropping out from having schizophrenia and getting an associates degree inbusiness after my diagnosis. I feel less proud of the university I’m starting in two weeks cuz the average gpa for getting in was a 3.1 instead of the first university I went to where the average gpa was over a 4.0. I felt pretty proud of being able to play and memorize the Grieg piano concerto. I never performed it with an orchestra but I was able to play it by the time I was about 20 years old. I quit playing the piano after that though.
I’m proud that I got over a small piece of myself that I totally ignored for the longest time and finally just accepted this crazy quirk of mine. It is what it is as life is way too finite to deny who you are as a human being.
Im proud that i finished my thesis against all odds…
Demotivation, personal fights, family issues, financial issues etc.
Its finally done.
These days Im proud of myself I have the courage to take up a new job. it takes a lot of courage. a lot of stress to endure. but im doing it.