The Rock Bottoms

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June 18, 2018: Happy Belated Father's Day to all the dad's out there. I haven't blogged in a while. I'm doing great. I'm continuing to take my abilify injection. I went on a vacation trip with my cousins to see more of my cousins. I had an amazing time. I'm continually working with my jobs. I barely see my family. However my family does see major improvements in my moods.  I definitely feel different than before. I was due for my injection while I was on my vacation, however I couldn't get it until after my vacation. I started feeling a little depressed while on vacation and even now as I type this. I got my injection this morning, but I'm sure it will take a day or so to fully get into my system again.
I remember what it was like to feel severely depressed and it bites. I know it does. There is help out there. You have to want the help. You have to seek it. I know sometimes you just have to hit rock bottom in order to see that you need help. I know I did.

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