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seabeyond

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3. thank you. he is so social. i think AA would be a perfect fit for him.

Reply to hollysmom (Reply #1)

Sun Mar 17, 2013, 08:10 PM

Mar 2013

and i have not been able to "encourage' him to join. if for no other reason than the social aspect. whether he stops or not.

i am gonna do some research tomorrow on what is available medically.

i appreciate your help.

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what can a person do about depression when they cannot afford medical treatment. [View all] seabeyond Mar 2013 OP

as a chronically depressed person (but still an optomist) hollysmom Mar 2013 #1

thank you. he is so social. i think AA would be a perfect fit for him. seabeyond Mar 2013 #3

how I got my husband to go hollysmom Mar 2013 #5

wow. to both your stories. seabeyond Mar 2013 #6

Sea, there are sliding scale mental health treatment/counselors available in most areas...but hlthe2b Mar 2013 #2

lots of good stuff in this post. seabeyond Mar 2013 #4

boy, it is the biggest problem in mental health. mopinko Mar 2013 #7

i agree that meetings would be beneficial for him fizzgig Mar 2013 #8

Books, PsychCentral, and The People's Pharmacy bananas Mar 2013 #9

What State is he in? Downwinder Mar 2013 #10

I was also going to ask where he is BainsBane Mar 2013 #11