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Mental Health Support

momto3

(662 posts)

18. Thanks for sharing your story.

Reply to xfundy (Original post)

Sat Feb 11, 2012, 06:33 AM

Feb 2012

I still have difficulty talking about my dark times, even with my husband of 17 years. My experiences are different than yours (although I can identify with the anxiety), but I see a lot of your story in my daughter.

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Depression Memoir: Updated 2/10 [View all] xfundy Jan 2012 OP

On Anxiety and Panic, one recollection xfundy Jan 2012 #1

Leaving my house without my ativan is no longer a choice for these very reasons. BeHereNow Feb 2012 #2

I'm on Clonazepam (Klonopin) xfundy Feb 2012 #3

Ativan makes my life normal- BeHereNow Feb 2012 #8

I'm not familiar with it xfundy Feb 2012 #10

Trails in the Apartment xfundy Feb 2012 #4

thanks for posting mdmc Feb 2012 #5

One of the things that kept me from thinking more strongly about suicide xfundy Feb 2012 #6

good God mdmc Feb 2012 #7

"Hey, why don't you smile?" xfundy Feb 2012 #9

* 2/3: The Refrigerator * xfundy Feb 2012 #11

I appreciate your sharing MadrasT Feb 2012 #12

Thank you. xfundy Feb 2012 #13

I completely agree. momto3 Feb 2012 #19

2/6: Reply to a post where a bipolar man is treated as criminal xfundy Feb 2012 #14

You memoirs are striking a chord in me. hunter Feb 2012 #15

Thanks. xfundy Feb 2012 #16

* Update, 2/10: The Accident * xfundy Feb 2012 #17

Thanks for sharing your story. momto3 Feb 2012 #18