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Hey stephrose. Reaching out here was a good first step.
Have you ever considered going to your GP for how you have been feeling, they are a good port of call for everything health related including mental health. They can connect you in with a psychologist, assist with medication of needed, amongst other things.
I just wanted to say I'm sorry you've been feeling this way and feel the need to harm yourself, I can relate I had anxiety and an ED from a young age and have been hamming myself 16 years. Please reach out, I know things get hard, but you got this.
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Hi stephrose,
Centaured has made some great suggestions.
Seeing your gp would be a great step you can explain to your gp how your currently feeling and how it’s affecting your life.
I have a lived experience of severe anxiety OCD it put me on a marathon of a journey but I’ve now recovered thanks to the professional help I received ….. hang in there… there’s always hope 😊
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