The Quack Shack

Sorry this is happening. We're all here for you :hugs. I always feel anxious when someone brings that kind of stuff up. My sister has always been an attention seeker and she'd lie about multiple horrible things, she has a mental disorder, she'd always lie about her having panic attacks and depression and even went as far as to faking cancer.. I really don't trust people on that because of her, it's a series thing. :oops: I'm not saying I don't believe you, I'm saying I support you, just sometimes it's hard to think of someone saying they have it than go back to my sister, who has always faked it. I hope things get better for you, Ellie :hugs
I'm sorry to hear about your sister. :hugs
I'm truly not faking it, but I understand why you might think I am. Don't worry about it though, I'm not offended by you saying that. :)

I actually faked that nothing was wrong with me for quite awhile before I finally decided that I'd admit to people how I'm honestly doing and feeling. I denied it for over 9 months before I eventually gave in. It took a lot of persuasion from my closest friend for me to do so.

My dad has gone through several near death experiences and it's led me to believe that I shouldn't make such a big deal out of the things going on in my life because they don't compare to the things that happened to my dad.

I honestly feel somewhat undeserving because I know that my dad has endured so much more than I have. Therefore, I try not to make a big deal out of the things happening to me.

I don't necessarily always like talking about it either, so I kinda try to brush it off like it's no big deal. Quite honestly, I'm still hiding a lot. There is so much I keep secret that no one knows about.
You've only seen the surface. I'm not likely to tell my secrets, either unless things get very, very, very severe.
 
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Good things always start with a positive attitude. :yesss: Keep trying and everything will get better, Elly. Don't be so hard on yourself, you're an amazing person :hugs
That's very sweet of you to say that. :hugs
Sorry if I keep spelling your name wrong. I've never been good at names :lau
Aww, it's perfectly okay! It doesn't bother me at all. :)
My name is spelled like this: Elly


Kendra, you are such a sweet lady. :hugs Thank you for being so sweet and friendly. :)
 
I'm not sure how to put this into words, but all I can say is that this changed my life.
I've never heard such comforting words in my entire life, and this is the most beautiful song I've ever heard in my life...

I love that song. Sooooo much. Best song ever.
I especially love the beginning, before the song. Those are the most comforting words I've ever heard.
God bless For King and Country.
 
I'm sorry to hear about your sister. :hugs
I'm truly not faking it, but I understand why you might think I am. Don't worry about it though, I'm not offended by you saying that. :)

I actually faked that nothing was wrong with me for quite awhile before I finally decided that I'd admit to people how I'm honestly doing and feeling. I denied it for over 9 months before I eventually gave in. It took a lot of persuasion from my closest friend for me to do so.

My dad has gone through several near death experiences and it's led me to believe that I shouldn't make such a big deal out of the things going on in my life because they don't compare to the things that happened to my dad.

I honestly feel somewhat undeserving because I know that my dad has endured so much more than I have. Therefore, I try not to make a big deal out of the things happening to me.

I don't necessarily always like talking about it either, so I kinda try to brush it off like it's no big deal. Quite honestly, I'm still hiding a lot. There is so much I keep secret that no one knows about.
You've only seen the surface. I'm not likely to tell my secrets, either unless things get very, very, very severe.
I'm so sorry this is happening. I do believe you, there isn't any reason I shouldn't. I just feel odd when I here the word, relating back to my sister. I was the only healthy one growing up in my house so whenever I was sick or not feeling well I never said anything, it got so bad to the point where I waited 2 months to say something about how sick I was, I had limes disease and was very dehydrated. And another time, I had horrible time in school, grades were low, and I forgot a lot of things, I worried when I couldn't remember anything. Of course my parents noticed and found out I had ADHD, I got put on powerful medication and it really didn't help, I never told anyone though. It makes my head hurt, I feel nauseous and my stomach hurts a lot on it. I wish I could speak up to people better but it's harder knowing I'm healthy and "begging" for help and saying I'm "sick" when there was everyone else who was truly suffering, I still believe I should be thankful for being the only "healthy" one growing up.
 

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