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Allison first came across depression in college. But as she went through treatment and recovery for that, her eating disorders, and especially anorexia, began to get more serious.

Thomas is a computer science student from India who has anxiety, but is most affected by his OCD and porn addiction. Although he recognized something was wrong in his early teens, he wasn’t able to start therapy until he came to the US years later.

Jason is a recent college graduate with plans for medical school who initially suffered from anorexia, now morphed into bigorexia. In addition, he has depression, anxiety, and PTSD.

Lee first experienced depression as a college student. Since then, she has become more aware of how depression affects her and how really, depression is about everything coming to a standstill.

Greg and Teresa are a couple who first met in a psychiatric rehabilitation class 17 years ago. He had depression and she had depression, anxiety, and now, bipolar disorder. This is their story of how they lived with their illnesses over the years and still do, today

Victoria was daignosed with bipolar at a young age. This is how bipolar has affected her life and shaped her into who she is today.

Adam has big dreams to start a band, but everything gets more complicated with his schizoaffective disorder.

Marvin went through a period of depression when he was an elementary school teacher.

Lorca is a circus performer and artist who has anxiety that is characterized by panic attacks.

Nathan is a single father and domestic abuse survivor. On top of all of that, he has a variety of diagnoses including depression, anxiety, and PTSD.   For more information, go to our website, hiimbroken.com

Carrie was diagnosed with bipolar early in life. This is her story of how she was diagnosed and now lives with bipolar. For more information, go to our website, hiimbroken.com

Hi, I’m Broken is a new podcast featuring stories from the mentally ill. Starting June 15, listen in every other week to hear new stories about how people like you are living with their mental illnesses. For more information, go to hiimbroken.com