00:00In my brain, I had a very negative thoughts.
00:03Depressing thoughts.
00:06You can't do anything. You can't do anything.
00:10You don't have to do anything.
00:12You don't have to live in a day.
00:14I had a very negative thoughts.
00:16And my brain never had to be able to calm down.
00:20I had to be able to calm down.
00:23I had to be able to calm down.
00:25And I had OCD.
00:27In 1994, when I was the first year,
00:33I didn't feel like reading a lot.
00:36I had to be able to calm down.
00:39I didn't know that there was a mental illness.
00:42But then, I was married.
00:44I didn't even know that there was a mental illness.
00:48But after that, I was married.
00:52I was married in Bangalore.
00:56I was married in Bangalore.
00:58I was married in Bangalore.
00:59I was married in Bangalore.
01:00Because I didn't feel good at the mental illness.
01:05And I had a little stammering.
01:08So, I didn't get a good job.
01:11Then, I got a small job.
01:13It was a low level job.
01:16I was married in Bangalore.
01:17It was a big job.
01:18I didn't know any other things.
01:19But sometimes, there was a big change in the day.
01:20It was a big change in the day.
01:23Meanwhile, it just got a little one.
01:24In the day I had a little sold.
01:25They had to be able to save the mental illness.
01:28They had to be able to clean the fight.
01:29I was going away two or three times.
01:30I was watching them.
01:33I saw some things that I would never say,
01:37but I would never get away.
01:40He was a kid, he was a tantric,
01:44so we could also talk about it.
01:47The tantric was in fact, his father had also had the belief.
01:52I would not believe in them.
01:55Today, this is not the mental illness.
01:58We were homeless from 2015 to 2021.
02:02Sometimes we were living in the hospital, sometimes we were living in the railway station, sometimes we were living in the bus stand.
02:09My girl was expired.
02:12When we were homeless, it was a problem with her.
02:16We didn't have treatment for treatment.
02:18We didn't see her in the hospital.
02:21She didn't stay alive.
02:24She said, Daddy, my life is over.
02:29But when it was a lockdown, we didn't know how to do marketing.
02:35We had a fundraiser in Milapu.
02:39We only contact her with her.
02:43In her bio, there was a mental illness.
02:47By chance, I'm talking about luck.
02:53Madam, I tweeted about it.
02:56Madam, there is a lockdown.
02:58There is no income.
03:00Please give us a donation.
03:02For our fundraisers.
03:04At that time, we didn't know if it was a mental health.
03:08Madam, this is an NGO's founder.
03:11I didn't know anything.
03:13Madam, I tweeted about it.
03:15I tweeted about it.
03:165 minutes later, she tweeted about it.
03:18My team member will contact you.
03:21After that, it was 10 o'clock.
03:25After that, I asked her number to ask her number.
03:27I gave her number to the tweet.
03:29Then, at 10 o'clock, I called her.
03:31I told her.
03:33She said, go, go.
03:35I am not going to get into it.
03:38At this time, we were scared of coming.
03:40At the start, we were scared of coming.
03:42Because it is a new city, no idea.
03:44The people have convinced them.
03:47We would never leave.
03:49If we were there, then we would leave.
03:53Then, we would go to that.
03:54And then, we would leave here.
03:55By the way, we had to come to that.
03:57We were lucky to come.
03:59If we don't come, then we wouldn't have life.
04:014 years.
04:02and the whole life is on track.
04:06They don't go to the village,
04:07they don't want to go to the village,
04:09they don't want to go to the village,
04:10so they don't want to go there.
04:12There are a lot of problems,
04:14but everyone will not be able to reach here.
04:16My Twitter helped me.
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