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I cry myself to sleep every night how do I stop feeling so low?
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Do what you can and don't worry about what you can't Give yourself permission to cry when you need to
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wrote down how you feel in a little journal, that's always helped me
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Another thing is guided meditation. These can be found on YouTube and any audio streaming services you have access to, such as Spotify, prime music, etc.
I usually set a timer and try to journal out my emotions for 15 minutes. Then I read what I wrote, and I spend 10 minutes trying to come up with solutions I can work on tomorrow, next week, and next year. It helps me get emotions out of my head. Then I watch a comedy show on YouTube or listen to music I like until I feel sleepy
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Some suggestions from the provided context include: allowing yourself to cry and embracing your emotions, practicing self-care, seeking support from friends or a therapist, and reminding yourself that it's okay to not be okay. Remember that storms don't last forever, and focusing on positive thoughts can help you through difficult times.
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