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Is is best just to take your like after trauma, losses and abuse throughout your life once getting to 50 years than to keep seeking help?
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Keep seeking help.: Please continue seeking help until the person providing help and your doctor determines that you are mentally and physically prepared to cope with your life without any concequences and be happy with life.
Answered 11/11/2015
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No: Suicide is not the answer. Pain can be released. Quality of life can improve. Healing can take place. Don't give up hope.
Answered 11/1/2015
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