Doctor's appointment got rescheduled three times. I just want to know what's wrong with me, but the healthcare system makes it so difficult.

The gym is packed every time I try to go. I just want to work out in peace without waiting 20 minutes for a machine.

My doctor dismissed my symptoms again. 'It's probably just stress.' Maybe, but what if it's not? I feel unheard.

Haven't slept well in weeks. I'm running on fumes and coffee. My brain won't shut off when I need it to.

My back hurts from sitting all day. I'm 28 and I feel like I'm 80. This can't be normal, right?

Mental health days should be normalized. Sometimes I need a break just to breathe, but I feel guilty taking time off.

I know I should meditate or do yoga or whatever, but I'm too stressed to start. The irony isn't lost on me.

Stress eating again. I know it's not healthy, but when everything feels overwhelming, food is the one thing I can control.

Comparison is killing me. Everyone on social media looks so put together while I'm struggling to get out of bed some days.

My anxiety is through the roof today and I can't pinpoint why. Sometimes it just hits me like a wave and I have to ride it out.

I've been trying to get a doctor's appointment for 3 weeks. The earliest available is in 2 months. Two months! I'm not dying, but I'm also not okay. The healthcare system is completely broken. What am I supposed to do, just suffer until then?

My anxiety has been through the roof lately and everyone keeps telling me to 'just relax' or 'think positive.' Thanks, I'm cured! If it was that easy, don't you think I would have done that already? Mental health isn't something you can just turn off like a switch.