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Re: A sense of foreboding (too long) » crushedout

Posted by mair on January 1, 2006, at 18:26:09

In reply to Re: A sense of foreboding (too long) » mair, posted by crushedout on January 1, 2006, at 16:26:00

I'm sorry this is happening to you too. After awhile, it becomes very difficult to accurately quantify the positive impact of a medication - how can you know how you'd do without it, when you've been on it for so long that you can't remember how you managed before? I feel a little of the same way about therapy. I don't know how I'd do without it. But everything about therapy carries with it such an emotional punch - right down to the detail of how you pay for it and how you justify the expense. So even if I resolve not to quit, the notion of continuing without insurance still looks dangerous and risky.
mair


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