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mysterious_misfit
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05 Jun 2008, 4:36 pm

I did it! :D We found a place and I made an appointment for two weeks in the future.



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05 Jun 2008, 6:48 pm

Pick up the phone and call. I know it is scary but you will be so relieved once you have done it. I finally had the courage to talk to my doctor about stress and depression due to overwork, I was so afraid she would just blow me off and tell me to take meds, when I know that is not the answer for me, that to take meds would be to surrender my last bit of humanity and become the robot my job/society is insisting I become. To my great surprise she sat and listened and did not offer any judgement even when I said I did not want to live if this was what life was about.

She is going to try and get me counseling and a diagnosis. She referred me to one center but when I checked their website I do not think they have what I need, they are more for kids and young adults. But I am sure there have to be other resources in the area, if not I may have to travel out of town.

I am scared because I do not know what impact this will have on my life, but I do know if I do not do anything I will die. There are all too many people out there who would just sit back and let that happen, then wring their hands afterwards. Is life worth fighting for?



mysterious_misfit
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05 Jun 2008, 10:37 pm

Of course life is worth fighting for. There are many things in life that are worth fighting for. These things are different for everyone. I think fighting is a necessary part of humanity. Our modern life is far too domesticated, and society tries to erase our instincts to fight.