Hi

[alone in the dark]

For the purpose of keeping replys personal, please call me Jesse.

I'm 23 and live in Canada. Im the oldest of 5 kids and still live at home with the other members of my family.

I work full time at a grocery store. I only have my High School diploma.

I look foreward to posting here as it seems to be a good place to share what I'm feeling.

thanks

-Jesse

 

[NicNak]

Re: Hi.

:hithere: Jesse :welcome: to Psychlinks!

There are many people here who have all different experiences, we all learn from one another!

This place was and is truly a Heaven send to me. No one judges and the folks are all really kind.

Glad you found us!

:welcome: :flowers:

 

[Banned]

Re: Hi.

Hi Jesse *waves*

:welcome: to PsychLinks!

 

[David Baxter PhD]

Re: Hi.

Welcome to Psychlinks, Jesse.

 

[amastie]

Re: Hi.

:hello:

Hi jesse,

welcome!

amastie

 

[gooblax]

Re: Hi.

Welcome to Psychlinks, Jesse! :welcome2:

 

[white page]

Re: Hi.

:welcome2: Jesse ,
Looking forward to getting to know you . :hug:

 

[sister-ray]

Re: Hi.

Welcome Jesse

 

[Jazzey]

Welcome Jesse!

 

[ladylore]

Welcome

 

[Sparrow]

A warm :welcome2: to you Jesse.

:budgie:

 

[Halo]

Welcome to Psychlinks Jesse :welcome2:

I am glad that you decided to join us and I hope to see you around :wave:

 

[dasha]

Hi. welcome. I just joined as well and look forward to getting some insight as to what I am feeling. Look forward to sharing with you

 

[amastie]

While I'm here, want to say hi to dasha too
:hithere:
amastie

 

[dasha]

Hi. it is great to make your acquaintance. I have only been on this forum and yet I have never had such an interesting experience. Already I am feeling better. Maybe it will help me deal better when I have another trigger. Until now I guess I was hoping I wasn't really sick, thinking PTSD was just anxiety(big time) but last weekend getting the diagnosis of Borderline, well.... I don't know!
I am really glad I am here!!!

 

[ladylore]

PTSD doesn't mean that your sick Dasha. Simply means that stress levels need to be monitored.

IMHO the things I have learned through recovery and therapy are invaluable tools for anyone. In a sense, maybe we are the lucky ones as we have been taught tools others who haven't gone through therapy don't necessarily have access too.

I also think that PTSD is a result of abuse and mistreatment. I am responsible for my healing but having it isn't my fault.

My opinion on the matter anyways. :wink:

I am glad you feel comfortable here.

 

[dasha]

That is a great way to look at it. It makes it all that much more bearable. Thanks