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Been seeing a pyschologist for loss over 2 years but funding is no longer . is it selfish of me to want to keep the one i trust and not start new ?
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Counselor : Not selfish at all. Your counselor knows you, your downs, your ups, your social and personal contexts, your emotions, your moods, your heart. Continuum of this care is essential for you.
Answered 3/9/2015
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