Depression/Suicide survivor support group

[PPAP]

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pwde mo join sa group? ganahan ko mka dungog sa sharing pero ayaw lang ko pugsa mo share until i feel comfortable kay mauwawn pajud ko.

[dreambrow]

pwde mo join sa group? ganahan ko mka dungog sa sharing pero ayaw lang ko pugsa mo share until i feel comfortable kay mauwawn pajud ko.

Of course oi.. Feel free anytime just search it on facebook. I know how u feel.. Your not alone..

[iang]

up! naa bay groupo dri cebu?

[Mercy Castro]

I hear St Johns Wort na supplement is really good.

[Ebintervention]

Support groups are available as a public service and do not run, recommend, endorse. But You can also contact a certified interventionist for online therapy, .they can also help to rid of depression and suicide anxiety disorder. they counseling anyone from your family member.

[Janett]

Fortunately, there was no severe or prolonged depression. But sometimes there is fear and anxiety. I went to a psychologist, but it only complicated the situation. Only sedatives and willpower helped. Still, I take light sedatives in the evening. I always order at a Canada Pharmacy. There are very good prices, cheaper than in other pharmacies.

[horedez]

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