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The support I have received has lifted me up in the most difficult of times, including when I was suicidal, when support saved my life. In less challenging times, it helps me through my daily routines.

Without this support, I honestly do not know where I would be today. I am thankful and blessed for it. Support means something different for each of us who deal with a mental health condition. And one of the most important aspects of asking for support is defining what that means for you. Once we have defined specifically what we need, we must find a way to seek it out.

Having a mental health condition can often lead one to feeling alone and misunderstood. Having support can help overcome these feelings and make it possible to see that intrusive thoughts are often not true. It was not easy learning to accept support or define what my support was. I always had the support of my family, but learning to recognize that took time and the help of many counselors and mental health professionals.

Learning to accept the support of professionals did not come naturally either. At first, I felt like it was a sign of weakness to have to reach out for what I believed I should be able to do on my own. Now, I recognize these as intrusive thoughts. These are the thoughts that convinced me not to reach out for many years.

I was blessed that my family saw my pain and insisted I needed help. Through going into an inpatient program, I slowly began to see I needed help and began to reach out. Eventually, I landed in the office of an excellent psychotherapist, received my diagnosis and began recognizing it was not weakness to reach out.

Often when we think of support, our first go-tos are professionals, and indeed they can be very helpful. For me, a handful of trusted, caring mental health professionals have made all the difference in my life. Definition of does. Learn More About does. Phrases Related to does you're damned if you do and damned if you don't I don't mind if I do all that one can do. Statistics for does Look-up Popularity.

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