Ian’s story
Two packets of crisps and….the rule of thirds? Hi everybody – as usual it’s almost 2 am. Two packets of crisps and a bar of chocolate at my side as
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Sarah’s (rather chilly) leap for wellbeing The cold burns against my skin, numbing it instantly. I wade out, knowing that the icy water stabbing against my legs is an inevitable
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Robbie and Glenn’s fundraising marathon Last year I was going through a very difficult time in life, where I felt like my world had collapsed and my life had come
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Accepting the past and looking to the future I’m an eastend boy born and bred. I’m one of seven children who grew up in Garthamlock in Glasgow and some of
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There are always brighter days ahead Hello, my name is Jeanette. I am 24 years old and a 3rd year Public Sociology student. I currently do a lot of volunteering
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Discovering a new confidence during my mental health journey I am the middle child with a older sister and younger brother. I have always been more of the naïve and
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Lisa’s story Since the age of 17 I’ve been in homeless accommodation. That’s not to say I want people to feel sorry for me. My first homeless accommodation was ok
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Mark’s story I lost my job back in 2017 through redundancy and because of my mental health issues I struggled from that point. My self-confidence and self-esteem were knocked and
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Victoria’s story I was born in 1961 and grew up in the north east of Scotland. My father was a negative character. He chanted that he could not do anything
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Christine’s story Sometimes life gets in the way and if we’re busy we actually forget what we have done or how we felt after doing an activity or even the
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