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I graduated in November 2017
Since then I have done nothing with my life.
I have a mental disorder and the NHS failed me so I could not get the treatment I needed .
I just feel so bad that I have wasted 2 years that I am never gonna get back . I feel distraught and utterly sad that I have wasted so much time, it's literally caused trauma .
I am finding it hard to move on , I really don't know what to do at this moment in time
I graduated in November 2017
Since then I have done nothing with my life.
I have a mental disorder and the NHS failed me so I could not get the treatment I needed .
I just feel so bad that I have wasted 2 years that I am never gonna get back . I feel distraught and utterly sad that I have wasted so much time, it's literally caused trauma .
I am finding it hard to move on , I really don't know what to do at this moment in time
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(Original post by study beats)
I graduated in November 2017
Since then I have done nothing with my life.
I have a mental disorder and the NHS failed me so I could not get the treatment I needed .
I just feel so bad that I have wasted 2 years that I am never gonna get back . I feel distraught and utterly sad that I have wasted so much time, it's literally caused trauma .
I am finding it hard to move on , I really don't know what to do at this moment in time
I graduated in November 2017
Since then I have done nothing with my life.
I have a mental disorder and the NHS failed me so I could not get the treatment I needed .
I just feel so bad that I have wasted 2 years that I am never gonna get back . I feel distraught and utterly sad that I have wasted so much time, it's literally caused trauma .
I am finding it hard to move on , I really don't know what to do at this moment in time
If the NHS has failed you then you will have to self help and look at other charities to help yourself.
It wasnt a total waste, just life and things didnt turn out. You have another 50 years in front of you.
Make a plan strengthen the weaknesses, cut yourself some slack and learn how to improve.
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(Original post by 999tigger)
If you have wasted 2 years that you are never going to get back, then why waste more time feeling distraught and beating yourself up?
If the NHS has failed you then you will have to self help and look at other charities to help yourself.
It wasnt a total waste, just life and things didnt turn out. You have another 50 years in front of you.
Make a plan strengthen the weaknesses, cut yourself some slack and learn how to improve.
If you have wasted 2 years that you are never going to get back, then why waste more time feeling distraught and beating yourself up?
If the NHS has failed you then you will have to self help and look at other charities to help yourself.
It wasnt a total waste, just life and things didnt turn out. You have another 50 years in front of you.
Make a plan strengthen the weaknesses, cut yourself some slack and learn how to improve.
Here's my full story:
Turned 25 years old last week and my dark past is still traumatizing me.
I graduated in November 2017 and since then I have done nothing with my life.
Last year in 2018 I was living at a supported accomodation, at the accomodation I was abused by the staff and residents, it was a terrible time.
Some months later I was feeling suicidal and my father took me to the hospital, there I met a mental health nurse. The nurse said "you can harm yourself if you want to, your an adult and it's your choice". After she said that I was in tears , none of the other doctors asked me what's wrong whilst I was in tears. My father was with me and he did nothing .
Some months later I attempted suicide , I was taken to hospital .
2018 was a terrible year and it was wasted because I was mistreated by the NHS and other humans . I was once blamed for emotional blackmail.
At the beginning of 2019 I tried to get back on the path of recovery , but it didn't work, I spent most of my time in bed.
In July 2019 I was admitted into hospital for my mental disorder, I spent the first week crying on the phone to my parents because I didn't want to be there , a grown man crying. I felt really guilty for crying.
Fast forward to November 2019 , here I am, still in pain and traumatized because of my past.
Why is the world such a cruel place ?
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(Original post by study beats)
I am still finding it hard to move on.
Here's my full story:
Turned 25 years old last week and my dark past is still traumatizing me.
I graduated in November 2017 and since then I have done nothing with my life.
Last year in 2018 I was living at a supported accomodation, at the accomodation I was abused by the staff and residents, it was a terrible time.
Some months later I was feeling suicidal and my father took me to the hospital, there I met a mental health nurse. The nurse said "you can harm yourself if you want to, your an adult and it's your choice". After she said that I was in tears , none of the other doctors asked me what's wrong whilst I was in tears. My father was with me and he did nothing .
Some months later I attempted suicide , I was taken to hospital .
2018 was a terrible year and it was wasted because I was mistreated by the NHS and other humans . I was once blamed for emotional blackmail.
At the beginning of 2019 I tried to get back on the path of recovery , but it didn't work, I spent most of my time in bed.
In July 2019 I was admitted into hospital for my mental disorder, I spent the first week crying on the phone to my parents because I didn't want to be there , a grown man crying. I felt really guilty for crying.
Fast forward to November 2019 , here I am, still in pain and traumatized because of my past.
Why is the world such a cruel place ?
I am still finding it hard to move on.
Here's my full story:
Turned 25 years old last week and my dark past is still traumatizing me.
I graduated in November 2017 and since then I have done nothing with my life.
Last year in 2018 I was living at a supported accomodation, at the accomodation I was abused by the staff and residents, it was a terrible time.
Some months later I was feeling suicidal and my father took me to the hospital, there I met a mental health nurse. The nurse said "you can harm yourself if you want to, your an adult and it's your choice". After she said that I was in tears , none of the other doctors asked me what's wrong whilst I was in tears. My father was with me and he did nothing .
Some months later I attempted suicide , I was taken to hospital .
2018 was a terrible year and it was wasted because I was mistreated by the NHS and other humans . I was once blamed for emotional blackmail.
At the beginning of 2019 I tried to get back on the path of recovery , but it didn't work, I spent most of my time in bed.
In July 2019 I was admitted into hospital for my mental disorder, I spent the first week crying on the phone to my parents because I didn't want to be there , a grown man crying. I felt really guilty for crying.
Fast forward to November 2019 , here I am, still in pain and traumatized because of my past.
Why is the world such a cruel place ?
The important question is, do you actually want to change and improve? Because if your heart is not truly set on moving forward and you wish to continue lamenting, then that is what you will continue to do.
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(Original post by Anonymous)
It is unfortunate that the healthcare team have treated you in the way you described. Fortunately, not all staff are like that. There are some very good healthcare staff that have a lot of empathy and compassion. You were just unlucky with the staff you had.
The important question is, do you actually want to change and improve? Because if your heart is not truly set on moving forward and you wish to continue lamenting, then that is what you will continue to do.
It is unfortunate that the healthcare team have treated you in the way you described. Fortunately, not all staff are like that. There are some very good healthcare staff that have a lot of empathy and compassion. You were just unlucky with the staff you had.
The important question is, do you actually want to change and improve? Because if your heart is not truly set on moving forward and you wish to continue lamenting, then that is what you will continue to do.
I keep lamenting the past , it tortures me everyday.
The agonising emotional pain is there everyday .
I just don't know what to do, I wanna go back in time and do it all over again but I can't ...
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(Original post by Anonymous)
Stop blaming the NHS for your failures and get on with life; take some responsibility for yourself
Stop blaming the NHS for your failures and get on with life; take some responsibility for yourself
I can't get on with my life if the past keeps traumatizing me
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(Original post by study beats)
I graduated in November 2017
Since then I have done nothing with my life.
I have a mental disorder and the NHS failed me so I could not get the treatment I needed .
I just feel so bad that I have wasted 2 years that I am never gonna get back . I feel distraught and utterly sad that I have wasted so much time, it's literally caused trauma .
I am finding it hard to move on , I really don't know what to do at this moment in time
I graduated in November 2017
Since then I have done nothing with my life.
I have a mental disorder and the NHS failed me so I could not get the treatment I needed .
I just feel so bad that I have wasted 2 years that I am never gonna get back . I feel distraught and utterly sad that I have wasted so much time, it's literally caused trauma .
I am finding it hard to move on , I really don't know what to do at this moment in time
you can do whatever you want with your degree now.
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(Original post by Ciel.)
2 years is nothing. you have no idea know what trauma is.
you can do whatever you want with your degree now.
2 years is nothing. you have no idea know what trauma is.
you can do whatever you want with your degree now.
Did you read my post above , surely that's trauma?
Is it still possible to use my degree?
Whenever I try move on my past catches up with me
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(Original post by Ciel.)
2 years is nothing. you have no idea know what trauma is.
you can do whatever you want with your degree now.
2 years is nothing. you have no idea know what trauma is.
you can do whatever you want with your degree now.
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(Original post by study beats)
2 years is nothing ? So it's ok if it's been wasted ?
Did you read my post above , surely that's trauma?
Is it still possible to use my degree?
Whenever I try move on my past catches up with me
2 years is nothing ? So it's ok if it's been wasted ?
Did you read my post above , surely that's trauma?
Is it still possible to use my degree?
Whenever I try move on my past catches up with me
(Original post by OddOnes)
You can't really say that to someone, you don't know them.
You can't really say that to someone, you don't know them.
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(Original post by Ciel.)
ooh. look, i just did.
ooh. look, i just did.
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(Original post by OddOnes)
That's like something an emotionally stunted year 9 would say.
That's like something an emotionally stunted year 9 would say.
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many people have wasted a lot more than 2 years of their lives. Look forward! Things can only get better
. Try to get a job, you could make some friends at work, hit the gym too - that I know can cause huge mental boosts for people.

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(Original post by Ciel.)
i'm permanently stuck in a rebellious-teen phase, what can you do.
i'm permanently stuck in a rebellious-teen phase, what can you do.
Your telling me that 2 years is just a tiny part of my life , but ages 23 and 24 were part of my twenties and those were crucial years .
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(Original post by study beats)
Read my 1st post too.
Your telling me that 2 years is just a tiny part of my life , but ages 23 and 24 were part of my twenties and those were crucial years .
Read my 1st post too.
Your telling me that 2 years is just a tiny part of my life , but ages 23 and 24 were part of my twenties and those were crucial years .
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(Original post by Ciel.)
dude, they are not. trust me. i'm in my mid-twenties, too and i don't feel any different than before. 21, 24, 27, it's all the same. you are not 40, or something.
dude, they are not. trust me. i'm in my mid-twenties, too and i don't feel any different than before. 21, 24, 27, it's all the same. you are not 40, or something.
It causes me sadness everyday I don't know how to move on.
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(Original post by MedicPls)
many people have wasted a lot more than 2 years of their lives. Look forward! Things can only get better
. Try to get a job, you could make some friends at work, hit the gym too - that I know can cause huge mental boosts for people.
many people have wasted a lot more than 2 years of their lives. Look forward! Things can only get better

The wasted 2 years was also full of trauma , which I can't get over .
How can I integrate into society when I have a fear that people will harm me.
I was lead to suicide because the people who were suppose to protect me , didn't .
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(Original post by 999tigger)
If you have wasted 2 years that you are never going to get back, then why waste more time feeling distraught and beating yourself up?
If the NHS has failed you then you will have to self help and look at other charities to help yourself.
It wasnt a total waste, just life and things didnt turn out. You have another 50 years in front of you.
Make a plan strengthen the weaknesses, cut yourself some slack and learn how to improve.
If you have wasted 2 years that you are never going to get back, then why waste more time feeling distraught and beating yourself up?
If the NHS has failed you then you will have to self help and look at other charities to help yourself.
It wasnt a total waste, just life and things didnt turn out. You have another 50 years in front of you.
Make a plan strengthen the weaknesses, cut yourself some slack and learn how to improve.
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