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A member asked:
How can i treat new self harm cuts so they don't become scars?
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Self harm,Depression: I understand your concern for self harm cuts not becoming Scars. At age 37, stressors of relationships, marriage, parenting, work and finances can cause depression with feelings of hopelessness. Your life is precious! Believe in the integrity of your body to heal. Please do not engage in self harm. See a Psychiatrist for depression and self-esteem.
Answered 4/1/2015
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