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Autoimmune Diseases | Last Active: Oct 4, 2023 | Replies (544)

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@mamacita

I admire the person you have become. Your story is so sad, and for you to even be able to put it into words is nothing less than a miracle. You are such a strong person. Dare I say "inspiration." My childhood had some similarities with yours. I had a psychiatrist one time tell me that my life sounded to him like someone raised in some kind of evil, cultish commune. I had great difficulty finding things to do that gave me joy. I couldn't wrap my head around what happy felt like. Thankfully, I am further away from the person I used to be. I have a thousand and one interests. Some of my painful conditions are under control now. But what makes me the happiest is helping others who are hurt, discouraged, sad, or depressed. I was in such a dark place for so many years. I will never stop trying to listen when others need someone. We are not alone. And the Universe is full of love for each and every one of us. I am so proud to meet you on here. Thank you for sharing.

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@mamasitalucita Thank you for being on Connect. Your posts mean the world to other people. I can see that you turned out to be a kind and compassionate person despite the adversity you were raised in. I am sending you a cyber hug, did you get it? Also, I think your message was intended for @donno. In order for him to directly see this, please put his @name at the very beginning of the post like I did on this post to you. You need to do this with every reply to others.