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Confused

Tiffy wrote:

This is my first time posting on here, but I need some advise. I feel really confused about life and love. I have a boyfriend who loves me very much. The problem is I don't know how to feel or show love myself.

Please read my story and email me here.

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Michelle's Journal

My Journey to the  Strength of Me

This week has been ok so far, a bit hectic but ok. I have two quotes that I will enter in separately that have been helping me get through the anxious times. Mostly I feel like I need more time in my day and more energy in my step. I am glad I am back into yoga although I am a bit worried about my knee.

Visit my journal, and your thoughts, experiences and comments relating to my journal can be posted on my bulletin board.

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Patience is the companion of wisdom.
St. Augustine

News

Women Unhappy With Care for Heart Disease

Survey: Many become depressed and see relationships suffer

More than half of American women with heart disease are dissatisfied with the care they received, and 57 percent said they suffered mental illness because of the disease, says the first-ever national survey of its kind.

Although many of them don't know it, women with heart disease make up the largest health risk group in the United States.

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Radio Show Archives

The Mind of the Criminal: People Who Kill

How does someone go from average ordinary citizen to killer? Can anyone become one? Is there any such thing as a true sociopath, someone who feels and shows no remorse for their harmful actions?

Find answers when you click here to listen to the show.

Powerful Documentary Films at HealthyPlace.com

Watch four of the most powerful mental health videos you have ever seen. These are stories about sexual molestation, rape, eating disorders and teens trapped in abusive relationships.

What makes these mental health films different and so moving is that they describe the impact of physical and sexual violence and misperceptions on their victims. And for the most part, these stories are told in the victim's or sufferer's own words.

You can watch them using your windows media player. We've also set up special bulletin boards for your feedback.