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How meds and the crisis team helped me recover from psychosis

Robyn

Robyn’s experience of psychosis was terrifying, but now she is back doing her degree in mental health nursing.
Pam y gwnes i gerdded 6,600 o filltiroedd i godi arian i Mind

James

James, o Ogledd Cymru, sy’n egluro sut y gwnaeth o wneud ffrindiau, achub bywyd, a darganfod cariad ar ôl ymgymryd â’r dasg enfawr o gerdded arfordir Prydain.
Why I walked 6,600 miles for Mind

James

James, from North Wales, explains how his mammoth mission of walking the coast of Great Britain led him to making friends, saving a life, and finding love.
Pam dwi’n meddwl y dylai dynion siarad mwy am eu hiechyd meddwl

Callum
Why I think men should talk more about their mental health

Callum
Discrimination stopped Dad accessing care

Imaarl

Imaarl blogs that mental health services could only see her father’s blackness rather than his mental health problems.
Bod yn un o Ymddiriedolwyr Mind Sir Benfro a Chaerfyrddin

Awen
Being a trustee of Pembrokeshire and Carmarthen Mind

Awen
Finding strength after loss – Sammiie’s story

Sammiie

Sammiie, a mum of three, recalls her experiences of mental health and bereavement following her husband’s suicide, and how Mind and Mind in Somerset provided the support she needed.
Antidepressants eased my anxiety

Karen

Karen was reluctant to go on medication, but she feels it’s helped her move forward in her life.
Poetry helps me heal

Alice

Alice says that writing poems has enabled her to process her dark thoughts.
My waiting list nightmare

Gavin

For World Mental Health Day, Gavin, who has borderline personality disorder and complex post traumatic stress disorder, blogs about how it took him 17 years to get the support he needed.

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