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i started cutting again, i forgot how great it felt! i am overy stresssed out to the max i can't take it any more i have tryed everything in my power to calm down but to many thing's are happing in my life all at once that i can't calm down! first there is my first son that don't live with us cause something my mom did in the past got him taken away he is mental with adhd like me and so is my yougist but we will get to that my oldist desides he don't want to talk to me till he is 18 cause he found out that not only is mommy doing shameful things for money but she is a bi swinger too. then me and my hubby and little boy are about to get kicked out from where we live now and become homeless. and my little one said that i scarched him from accedent and he don't know that people might think he is getting abused if he say's that and he says he is sorry to top it off a cople of my friends are not my friends anymore one i had for over 13 years the other is on here and she won't talk to me! i can go on and on how shiting life is right now but cutting makes me feel better! it is better then drugs or drinking or suicide! dose anyone feel like i do? am i alone in the world that feel's like this? my hubby hates me cutting but it makes me feel better! i need a serport group! anyone know any in oakland ca?
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Re: cry for help!
Mon, August 11, 2008 - 7:50 PMI'm not very clear on what type of support group you're looking for. Is it for cutters? Maybe for cutters who don't want to stop? It sounds like that's where you are with it right now. Are you looking for a family-based support group? I don't really understand what you're asking.
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Re: cry for help!
Sun, December 21, 2008 - 7:28 PMHere's my thoughts on what you said:
Cutting? Does that mean cutting yourself, then? Okay. So you've found one way to "deal with" your stress then, is that it? And cutting yourself helps you, so far? Okay, so you've taught yourself a way of dealing with stress. What if you tried other things? Like talking to other survivors of stress who have created a non-industry toll-free number where you can talk with volunteers--survivors of psychiatry (like you?) who give callers up to 50 minutes to talk. Check 'em out: 1-800-654-7227 (good only in the USA apparently). In Canada, try www.madpride.com Other organizations which may be able to help you (and others reading this) include www.mindfreedom.org
Sounds like it would do you good to talk regularly with someone about all this stuff you're dealing with. If you talke to the 800 number ("the Mental Patients Liberation Alliance" is who they are), you can talk to someone regularly!
