Inspirational Quote #6885419
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Having anxiety, depression, and insomnia is terrible. The anxiety
Having anxiety, depression, and insomnia is terrible. The anxiety
makes me think, the depression gives me things to think about,
and the insomnia gives me time to think.
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posted September 14, 2013 at 10:46pm UTC tagged with inspirational, sorry, depression, personal, anxiety, insomnia
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- Today, I went to a charity walk for Huntington's Disease and usually it brings me down because I lost my friend, P.A, to the disease and I always think about how much I miss and how much of an amazing person he is and how he didn't deserve it, but today instead I saw all the happy things. I saw the people who are usually constricted in wheelchairs take their first steps in a long time to cross that finish line. I saw P.A's little sisters smile. I saw P.A's mother laugh, I saw people helping other people. I saw all these people enjoying their selves for the first time in a while. I saw everyone coming together and helping everyone because they all share the same pain. So even though I'm still sad about losing my best friend, I now get to witness this happiness everytime I go to these charity events.
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