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I needed to turn my challenges into a positive to help others

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For years, I felt so alone. I didn’t know what I was happening to me. Growing up, I felt like an outcast and abnormal. So, when I finally received a diagnosis last year of generalised anxiety disorder, I wanted to share my experiences to help and inspire others.

It’s so important to talk about mental health because you never know who is struggling and needs some positive energy to get through the next day.“I’ve been called courageous and a blessing.

People have thanked me for sharing my story and showing my vulnerability.”I speak about my personal experiences of anxiety, depression and loss on platforms like Instagram.

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