Re: therapist,...psychologist? (sorta long..skip if not interested!)

[Guest guest]

>does anyoen think a therapist would be

>helpful ?? id probably only be able to see one for 2 months since

>i'll be back in school late aug/early sept. ..so is that better than

>nothing?

>

when we've got

stuff

to deal with but

are having a hard time

finding

our way

how

to deal with it how to make it

okay

in our lives

i guess that's when a therapist would be

helpful.

beneficial.

essential.

even if it's just

finding a new way to

look

at everything ...

why not?

what do you have to lose?

except your pain and misery?

good luck, chum.

stacey

[Guest guest]

After reading your message, I just wanted to comment that I took Dr. Nase's

book to my dermatologist and he laughed and said: " He isn't a doctor " , just

like your doctor did! I don't think that is a reason why the book should

not be extremely helpful and, in fact, it is. Mine also said that perhaps

Dr. Nase's condition wasn't as severe as it seems because we can only see

him in a photograph!!! I felt that was a little unfair. I hope you will

soon be feeling better.

does anyoen think a therapist would be

> helpful ?? id probably only be able to see one for 2 months since

> i'll be back in school late aug/early sept. ..so is that better than

> nothing?

>

> thanks for hearing me out , once again!

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