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Mental Health Support

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11. All of the above are good suggestions

Wed Feb 7, 2018, 04:34 PM

Feb 2018

You could also talk with your doctor or religious advisor, if you have one. They can help you find resources.

Good luck.

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What do you do when you have no options [View all] angstlessk Feb 2018 OP

There are always options zipplewrath Feb 2018 #1

Why don't you stop drinking completely. democratisphere Feb 2018 #2

You are of course correct angstlessk Feb 2018 #4

I wish you well in your difficult situation. democratisphere Feb 2018 #7

I agree. You will find the option(s) that work best for you fierywoman Feb 2018 #6

Consider calling your local AA for a ride to a womens meeting. irisblue Feb 2018 #3

this is a shit site...where do I go? angstlessk Feb 2018 #9

There are options. You have to be willing to recognize that, elleng Feb 2018 #5

The Days of Wine and Roses was just on TV. BigmanPigman Feb 2018 #8

Depression and alcohol are a bad mix. irisblue Feb 2018 #10

All of the above are good suggestions PJMcK Feb 2018 #11

So sorry shenmue Feb 2018 #12

no one can save you but you. mopinko Feb 2018 #13

very true and very wise steve2470 Feb 2018 #14