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Is it normal to feel uncertain when first released from a specialist?
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Dependency: It is a natural thing to develop identification and dependency upon those who care for you, particularly through crisis situations. When that care is no longer needed and you are dismissed, you may have a sense of loss, uncertainty and fear which you will outgrow.
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