The ones you lose while battling.

For most part of 2016, I was deeply depressed and struggling the worst anxiety of my life. I’ve had frequent panic attacks, suicidal ideation and tons of psychosomatic symptoms. That made me had to put on hold my life as I previously had known it, I had to take a break from my studies, my job, my social life, from almost everything in order to re-evaluate who I was and where was I heading while I tried my best to be alive in a spiral of meds, therapy and pep talks. My own crisis brought to light a deep dark secret, that depression did run in my family and that we, as happy and fine as we seemed, didn’t escaped from the harsh reality of having a serious mental condition. My reality became so absolutely overwhealming and invaded every inch of my existance in such a way, that I hadn’t other option than to talk about my battle via social networks and personally, in gatherings with friends and family. I talked about it, about what it was like to cry yourself to sleep, to have a catastroph...