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A member asked:
How can i control intrusive death-related thoughts without going to a psychiatrist? like, what can i do when they appear?
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Steps to wellness: You are clearly suffering. Please don't limit yourself only to options that you can do yourself. Perhaps the first step to wellness for you, will be deciding if you are willing to accept help from others. Take care.
Answered 4/25/2013
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