Hypothroid
What is this feeling inside?
This tiredness never seams to end?
Why is it my body is acting this way?
I don't understand.
How can this little thing in my neck,
make me want to die inside?
Why can't I be normal?
Will I be on medicine forever?
These are thoughts, feelings, and emotions.
The one that to this day make me cry.
A burden for seven years.
One that I carrie alone.
I'm not crazy.
I'm not angry.
I'm tired, hurt.
Just because I have an illness,
that gives you right to call me fat?
I can no longer control my weight,
yet that comment kills me.
I don't have a mental issues,
but my body is saying I do.
Contridicting itself.
Telling itself that its a failure.
This is making my heart hurt.
My mind is running is circles.
Getting slower and slower.
I feel so sad.
I want to take my life.
I tryed to take my life.
Here's the catch.
My throid made me do it.
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