Holly suffers from a rare and devastating autonomic disease that has taken over and threatened to end her life. Not only has it jeopardized her future it has haunted her past. She has been misdiagnosed more times than she can count For fifteen years Holly has been labeled and pigeonholed during more hospitalizations than she can count. When will things get better?

Bella thought her struggles were over, but she finds herself fighting for her life, first in a struggle with schizophrenia and involuntary commitment to a psych ward, and then with a rare life threatening tumor in her brain. Can she make it through alive and sane or will she succumb to the madness?

Destiny lives in a world where reality is liquid and ever changing and pain is constant. Her mother just wants her daughter back, but releasing Destiny from the grip of madness is not going to be easy.

Once you've been suffering for mental illness awhile, you definitely burn some bridges. Will Lillith be able to regain control of her life, or will she be another statistic? Join her as she fights back against her schizoaffective disorder.

Life has not been easy, I've suffered with mental illness and anorexia for years, I've been hospitalized and institutionalized multiple times, yet something inside me allows me to continue hanging on to life by a thread. But how much longer can I cling?

At sixteen I was finally discharged from my psychiatric treatment center and was battling off an adulthood I was terrified of. Despite treatment my eating disorder, suicidal tendencies, and hallucinations persist, but I want things to be perfect so badly

My journal entries from my life at a residential treatment facility for mentally ill kids, continue to tell the stories of my daily fighting for my life as I battle an eating disorder, suicidal depression, and psychosis, and staff at the center...

My story about my confinement in a treatment center for kids continues. Mulitple hospitalizations for suicide and psychosis continued to cccur. In this story I document my struggles with growing up, dealing with an eating disorder, depression, and voice

After going in and out of ten different psychiatric hospitals in five years, my parents and the state decided to place me in a residential treatment center for mentally ill kids. This is my story of life in a residental treatment center for kids.

My journal that tells the story of my foiled suicide plans and my subsequent stay in a mental hospital for teenagers.

My real journal telling the story of my life at a theraputic school, my struggles with eating disorders, psychoses, and suicidal impulses. Come with me as I search through all the symptoms of my mental illnesses, looking for the girl that's hiding inside

My journal from the year I was fifteen. It contains self injury, anorexia, bulimia, depression, hallucinations, and suicide attempts. It tells the story of my spiral downward to the point where I needed to be hospitalized in a psychiatric unit for teens