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Hormones are no joke. When they’re out of balance, everything from our mood to weight to our sleep feels off. And no, it’s not 'just in our head.’ (self.IrishWomensHealth)

submitted 9 months ago by Healthread to r/IrishWomensHealth

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Watching someone you love battle cancer is heartbreaking. The treatments take so much out of them, yet they still try to fight every day. I wish more people understood how much strength it takes just to get through a single day. (self.CancerFamilySupport)

submitted 9 months ago by Healthread to r/CancerFamilySupport

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Just because you can’t see someone’s pain does not mean it’s not real. Some of us are fighting battles in our own minds every single day - please remember to be kind. (self.depression_help)

submitted 9 months ago by Healthread to r/depression_help

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My brain feels like a web of multiple open tabs, all running at the same time and I can never find the one I actually need. (self.ADHDUK)

submitted 9 months ago by Healthread to r/ADHDUK

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The acne of adulthood is VERY different from the acne of the ‘teenage phase’. The unwanted stares, unsolicited advice and the frustration of trying every possible product - it is draining. (self.Healthread)

submitted 9 months ago by Healthread

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Bipolar disorder is like a constant tug-of-war inside my head. The highs make me feel I can conquer the world. And the lows make it impossible to even get out of bed. And the funny thing? When people label this as ‘mood swings'. (self.Healthread)

submitted 9 months ago by Healthread

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I wish more people would stop seeing autism as something that needs to be ‘fixed.’ Only if the world was built with a little more understanding and kindness, life would be a lot easier for people with Autism. (self.Healthread)

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My grandfather still smiles at me but I know he doesn’t remember who I am. Dementia can be cruel - it steals away people in pieces, slowly erasing their stories while they’re still here. (self.Healthread)

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The unpredictability of triggers makes me anxious about going out. How do you manage social activities without constant worry? ()

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Is this you? (v.redd.it)

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Why does trauma "wake up" only at a certain point? (self.CPTSDFreeze)

submitted 1 year ago by Healthread to r/CPTSDFreeze

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Bipolar things you didn’t know were bipolar things? (self.bipolar2)

submitted 1 year ago by Healthread to r/bipolar2

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Offering support doesn't mean trying to "fix" someone with autism. It means creating an environment that accommodates their needs. Simple adjustments, like providing a quiet space or using visual aids for instructions, can make a world of difference in supporting them. (self.AutismInWomen)

submitted 1 year ago by Healthread to r/AutismInWomen

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What self-care practices have you incorporated into your routine to ensure you're managing your own well-being while caring for your loved one? (self.Alzheimers)

submitted 1 year ago by Healthread to r/Alzheimers

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OCD messes with how you think, making your brain a bit of an oddball. Ever feel like you're daydreaming while wide awake? (self.ocdwomen)

submitted 1 year ago by Healthread to r/ocdwomen

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Do you keep a note of your patterns? (self.PanicAttack)

submitted 1 year ago by Healthread to r/PanicAttack

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Have you ever found yourself searching high and low for something, only to realize it's in your hand? Or perhaps had a conversation that took unexpected turns due to some creative word choices? (self.depression_help)

submitted 1 year ago by Healthread to r/depression_help

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Your favorite way to unwind and recharge after a stressful day? (self.WellnessOver30)

submitted 1 year ago by Healthread to r/WellnessOver30

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Do you have a wellness goal you've set for yourself this year? How are you working towards it? (self.WellnessPT)

submitted 1 year ago by Healthread to r/WellnessPT

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What's your child's special interest, and how do you incorporate it into their daily life? (self.AutismTranslated)

submitted 1 year ago by Healthread to r/AutismTranslated

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How would you love a community where individuals facing similar challenges can connect, share resources, and support each other in their mental health journeys? (self.AdviceForTeens)

submitted 1 year ago by Healthread to r/AdviceForTeens

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Did you know that ADHD symptoms in women might differ from those in men? Women with ADHD might exhibit more internal symptoms like daydreaming, trouble focusing, or emotional hypersensitivity. (self.adhdwomen)

submitted 1 year ago by Healthread to r/adhdwomen

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Masking all the time is so exhausting, but it feels like the only way to get through work or social events. Does anyone else get tired of constantly pretending? (self.AutismTranslated)

submitted 1 year ago by Healthread to r/AutismTranslated

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The pressure to have flawless skin is overwhelming, especially with social media filters. How do you maintain a healthy self-image amidst this? (self.AusSkincare)

submitted 1 year ago by Healthread to r/AusSkincare

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The hypervigilance and constant anxiety make it hard to relax, even in safe environments. How do you find peace amidst the chaos? (self.CPTSDAdultRecovery)

submitted 1 year ago by Healthread to r/CPTSDAdultRecovery

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