It can bring t is unthinkable. We must have done something wrong. These feelings in turn can make us feel we don’t deserve support and we can be acutely aware. Oof how difficult it can be for those around us. Some things the community said they would love to hear: “It’s not your fault.” ou don’t deserve this.” “You are not a burden.” “You are worthy.” “You’re not a bad person or a failure for feeling the way you do.” . Offers of help There are many practical things that we may appreciate support with. Often basic daily tasks can feel like climbing Mount Everest.
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