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mopinko

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7. you are lucky that she would do this.

Sun Dec 28, 2014, 08:58 PM

Dec 2014

and that the shrink was ok with it, too. my daughter's shrink was opposed to this even when she was only 15.
seems he swallowed her delusions about us. figured a kid this messed up must have messed up parents. some day the research about the biological and genetic roots of mental illness will start to filter through the freudian crap that underpins much of modern psychiatry.

hang in there. this too shall pass. i know how tough it is, and i am still here to tell the tale.

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College age child with depression, anxiety and stress [View all] woodsprite Dec 2014 OP

A very quick response: elleng Dec 2014 #1

My roommate in school was the smartest guy in the class Turbineguy Dec 2014 #2

My Bachelor's degree took nine years and I was "asked" to take "time away" twice. hunter Dec 2014 #3

my 2 cents olddots Dec 2014 #4

Thank you all for your replies. She signed a consent so my husband and I could talk with the Dr. woodsprite Dec 2014 #5

I have a perfectionistic daughter, as well bloom Dec 2014 #6

I fully understand, especially about recognizing the need in yourself. woodsprite Jan 2015 #9

you are lucky that she would do this. mopinko Dec 2014 #7

Looks like we may have to take a step backward. woodsprite Jan 2015 #8

Don't be afraid to try meds. Tobin S. Jan 2015 #10

This message was self-deleted by its author olddots Jan 2015 #11

I spent and hour just yesterday with my mother. Peace Seeker Aug 2015 #12