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Stigma. Shame. Mental Health. #shorts

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  1. @missreainaeliis253 on

    Sometimes peace comes quietly, when you stop fighting your feelings and start listening to them. The book Celestial Soulmate on a site named Veniverse reminded me that healing isn’t about moving on fast, it’s about loving yourself enough to take your time.

  13. @loriecope on

    I take a shot every six weeks and a few little pills for my condition, I hate to take it and had a problem with it for 20 years taking it everyday. But I had to accept my condition and that meant taking the medicine. I found a good Dr that is competent and thinks the world of me. So I will continue to take it. And further more of I could or knew how I would like to advocate for the mental health and people that have been abused. I would love to , there is no sense at all in feeling any shame for having a problem mentally or being abused and feeling shame. Amen

  16. @CathySweeney-h3r on

    I love her we drove to Long Island to see her wow she is amazing I haven’t see her circulate in a very long time happy to see her pop up on my computer. Go Joyce go. Love her candidness

  29. @YvetteEllington on

    Thank you so much, Min. Joyce, for your transparency. This testimony, as the others you've shared, is soooo encouraging. I have no words except, "Father…thank You for understanding me."

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