Do All People With Mental Illnesses Think The Same? | Spectrum

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[kamden]

When she said, “Some of us wake up everyday, wishing to god that they can put a smile on their face and it actually mean something.” That hit HARD.

[coolamina]

It genuinely breaks my heart when people are mean and ignorant towards people with mental illnesses because it’s not as obvious as physical ones.

[Ksenijam]

“You’re not thin enough” are you kidding me... that therapist needs to reevaluate the way she speaks to people who struggle with eating disorders that makes me so angry

[eye_of_pluto]

The worst part is when you have multiple mental illnesses that all feed off of another and just create an endless cycle that you don't know how to break out of. I'm still trying to figure out how

[TheEarlofManwhich]

"You're not thin enough." Wow really top notch thing to say to someone with an eating disorder.

[dia]

“if i didn’t have my disorder, i wouldn’t be who i am, but i’m okay with that because life is more than just me”

very powerful statement

[Valeria-dmvi]

I wondered why there isnt anyone with social anxiety. But then I thought about it

[louismullen]

“Do all people with OCD think the same?” It would be very good to try to explain OCD more than just “the organization disease”

[_satanic_cyanide_]

When sparklle said that the doctor said she wasn’t thin enough I felt so bad.
*You don’t have to be thin to have an eating disorder*

[mochimochi]

The guy who said “life is more than just me” broke my heart literally imagine how much empathy he has in his heart despite what he’s been thru :( luv him

[jazzya]

I can’t believe the doctor told her it’s not a problem if she’s not thin enough! That comment would cause someone to have an eating disorder

[wendy-omip]

I remember once my mother finally bringing up my depression to my physician. Without even looking up, the doctor immediately waved it off and said to me, “You’re just being dramatic. Be more mature and you won’t have those episodes anymore.” My mother had never tried to be supportive of my mental illness until that moment, and the look of apology she gave me is one I’ll never forget. It took going to a therapist once I became an adult to finally get the diagnosis I knew I had.

[maureenkay]

when some of them nearly started crying and the one guy was stuttering and nearly crying i almost cried myself :(

[Veronikillah]

“My parents were convinced i was defective” fuckkkk im gonna cry

[catrasauce]

To everyone commenting about the woman with OCD standing in the middle of the lines, she commented that it made her anxious to stand on the lines and she didn't even notice she was in the middle.
Questions solved, go back to meming.

[theinternettrashcan]

i wish people would understand that getting a diagnosis is a privilege because a lot of people (including me) don't have the money or opportunity to see a professional and get diagnosed

[lydiarodgers]

i love the girl with the glasses, she listens to every person attentively and nods to let them know that she's taking in what they're saying and appreciating their opinions

[hadiyahasma]

Most of the interviewees’ voices are trembling. That exactly how I would sounds like if I try to communicate my illness. It’s really not easy topic to talk about, I know how painful it is and I want to applaud them for being so brave. This video made me tear up, I wish I’m as brave as they are to face mine..

[teenytries]

"I think that if I didn't have my disorder I wouldn't be who I am, and I'm okay with that, because life is more than just me"


Is no one else going to comment on this quote? I found it so interesting

[dontletthedemonsoutofyourb]

when kimberly started stuttering i just felt my heart completely drop like you could tell she was holding back the urge to cry