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Mental Health Support

mopinko

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4. yeah, for all the good docs have done her.

Reply to Lady Freedom Returns (Reply #2)

Fri Mar 21, 2014, 07:58 PM

Mar 2014

part of the problem- she was dx'd with chrons disease at age 9. it's a really awful thing to go through, and we had some bullshit shit. she had a pain issues, possibly caused by malpractice? raynauds syndrome. bleeding problems. autoimmune oddities, honestly.
we, which includes a wonderful school nurse, dragged her through high school, and she had a great scholarship all set.

it goes on.
it's been tough.

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friends with ptsd- how's it going? does anything help? [View all] mopinko Mar 2014 OP

Sorry I do not PumpkinAle Mar 2014 #1

I have it. Lady Freedom Returns Mar 2014 #2

yeah, for all the good docs have done her. mopinko Mar 2014 #4

I've been hearing about Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing geardaddy Mar 2014 #3

I keep trying to remember this is an option. intheflow Apr 2014 #7

Based on personal experience with depression and anxiety Terra Alta Mar 2014 #5

at least not dumb enough to say any of those things. mopinko Mar 2014 #6

The absolute most positive thing defacto7 Jun 2014 #8

without a doubt meditation is helpful mopinko Jun 2014 #9