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seabeyond

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4. lots of good stuff in this post.

Sun Mar 17, 2013, 08:12 PM

Mar 2013

i can so see how the long distance walking could help him, with who he is. that is very good. now, if he would do something like that. lots of good stuff here.

with effort from me, i think we can come up with stuff. he has never been willing though, so it dampens my willingness to put forward the effort. i like what you are saying.

tomorrow i am gonna get together a plan. really put thought into it.

i have had so much emotional trauma all around me for a couple weeks. yesterday was three people from 8 am until past 2 in the morning. back and forth. then brother calls.

i am about drained. lol

thanks.

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what can a person do about depression when they cannot afford medical treatment. [View all] seabeyond Mar 2013 OP

as a chronically depressed person (but still an optomist) hollysmom Mar 2013 #1

thank you. he is so social. i think AA would be a perfect fit for him. seabeyond Mar 2013 #3

how I got my husband to go hollysmom Mar 2013 #5

wow. to both your stories. seabeyond Mar 2013 #6

Sea, there are sliding scale mental health treatment/counselors available in most areas...but hlthe2b Mar 2013 #2

lots of good stuff in this post. seabeyond Mar 2013 #4

boy, it is the biggest problem in mental health. mopinko Mar 2013 #7

i agree that meetings would be beneficial for him fizzgig Mar 2013 #8

Books, PsychCentral, and The People's Pharmacy bananas Mar 2013 #9

What State is he in? Downwinder Mar 2013 #10

I was also going to ask where he is BainsBane Mar 2013 #11