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Mental Health Support

Tobin S.

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6. I think this is the kind of thing you'd go over in talk therapy

Reply to Denninmi (Reply #5)

Sat Sep 8, 2012, 05:15 PM

Sep 2012

Not that you can't talk about it here, it's just a good example of an issue a psychologist would deal with.

I know it's probably impossible for you to see this in a positive way right now, but something good really is happening to you. Try to keep the faith.

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I understand how difficult it can be. efilon Sep 2012 #2

I don't deal with the same pipi_k Sep 2012 #3

The question is one that is asked of every mental health patient Tobin S. Sep 2012 #4

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I think this is the kind of thing you'd go over in talk therapy Tobin S. Sep 2012 #6

This message was self-deleted by its author Denninmi Sep 2012 #7

I think for my own situation, most of the 5 stages of grief applies: GreenPartyVoter Sep 2012 #8

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You know what? I am going to say. I am so sorry that GreenPartyVoter Sep 2012 #10

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Yes, it goes with the territory. Hell, it IS the territory! :^) GreenPartyVoter Sep 2012 #12

You're no "second class citizen"...Bipolar is so common now you're more like every OTHER citizen.. whathehell Sep 2012 #13

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I see that whathehell Sep 2012 #20

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No, it's understandable and we who've been through it are familiar with the feeling....It's not fun whathehell Sep 2012 #21