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Mental Health Support

Lulu KC

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Reply to lageorgia (Reply #10)

Sun Aug 25, 2024, 02:41 PM

Aug 2024

Let me say, you are not alone.
Extremely painful.
Doing all you can for your child and being unable to help is a very deep and dark pain.
I send you the best.

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One of my... 2naSalit Aug 2024 #2

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I'll bet your old friend will be glad to see you SheltieLover Aug 2024 #4

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I hope you will stop by and see your friend. Lots of friends don't come around japple Aug 2024 #6

Hugs to you and your sister Duncanpup Aug 2024 #7

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My daughter was diagnosed several years ago. lageorgia Aug 2024 #10

Hugs to you and daughter Duncanpup Aug 2024 #11

I am so sorry. Loryn Aug 2024 #13

Without detail Lulu KC Aug 2024 #14

Duncanpup, you are a star. rockbluff botanist Aug 2024 #12