Answer:
D
Explanation:
Jason handles challenges with a positive attitude, as the previous 3 answers could help with mental health, but D shows he is in a good mindset and most likely in a good mental state.
I wanna say scar formation idk though
Answer:
You didn't seem to add who Alison is, but the answers give me enough to say which answer is correct.
Of course, there is a very large difference between feeling down and having a serious problem.
Not wanting to go back to school after summer break is completely natural and makes sense, it is just feeling down.
Feeling different from your friends is an issue that people often say isn't that bad, but it is, though rarely requires medical help.
Hearing voices is something that does require medical/professional help. This has a very high chance of being due to schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and sometimes things such as lack of sleep, drug use, or extreme hunger. Hearing voices is the answer. These issues are serious mental health issues that will definitely need professional help.
Answer: Honest Awnser
I'm going to be briefly honest with you. I'm not sure if this is a real question or one simply because you're feeling this way. If you're wanting to starve yourself due to depression/feeling bigger. I would simply first talk with someone such as an adult or a doctor to seek help and guidance if you're in need of it. There is no way of just stopping yourself if it is a severe wanting to do something such as starve yourself. But, if it isn't severe I'd slowly move yourself to eat, starting with small snacks to small meals slowly. Don't overdo it by making yourself each a huge meal, but slowly add up to a normal meal.
<span>It increases the amount of time spent on fitness activities.
It is often more convenient to participate in lifestyle fitness activities than more formal fitness activities.
It helps a personal fitness program lead to lifestyle change.</span>
