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VERY late reply, but thank you the words :)
I was on a depression phase 10 months ago when this was posted, but unfortunately I'm still stuck on that phase. I don't know when I'll be ready to get back up, but recently I'm starting to see a glimpse of hope--a light at the end of the tunnel.
I just don't know how I'm gonna fix my big mistake in the past, I really don't. Fuck.
I am glad to hear lady hope has finally shown her face to you. I wish you the best of luck.
Truth is, we are all living life for the first (and hopefully only) time. No one knows what the fuck they are doing. If anyone ever tells you they do, they are either lying, or stupid.
Seeing hope is the first step toward recovery and growth. Find the motivation, forge it into discipline and routine. I know you'll do great.
I am really glad you messaged me now. Today has been I think the roughest day of medical school so far, so you really are reminding me to practice what I preach.
Just letting you know that I think about your post from time to time