Our
Bodies
Body
Image
In cyberspace, no one can see your body. How nice ... because in the
rest of your life, your body can be a big issue. Especially for young
adults growing into a new body. Am I too fat, too skinny, too ugly,
too plain, too invisible? What do other people think when they see my
body? Does it matter? If it does to you, come in and join us.
Overweight,
I
think I'm too fat, they think I'm too thin, Too
much Acne, Too
Invisible, Too
Ugly
Alcohol
and Drug Abuse
The decision to abuse or stop abusing drugs or alcohol is intensely
personal. Yet, your relationships with other people are extremely important
in supporting you in your decisions. Come here to share the support
with other people who understand you, and share information on ideas
and resources that have worked for you.
Coping
With Diseases
There is nothing more desolate than a debilitating disease and social
isolation. Sometimes people stop talking to you because they don't know
what to say - they can't imagine what it would be like to have your
condition. Sometimes it is too depressing for other people to think
about it, so they avoid you...
Hepatitis C,
Cancer,
Cystic Fibrosis,
Systemic Lupus
Erythematosis, Rhematoid
Arthritis
Coping
with my Mind and Emotions
States of mind, and diseases of the mind can be no less disabling than
diseases of the rest of the body. Here we offer you a safe opportunity
to share with others like you on topics that may be otherwise difficult
to discus openly
Depression,
Manic-depressive
Disorder, Schizophrenia