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How to let go of a painful childhood?
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Seek help: At 37if you are still having problems that trace back to your childhood, it's not a situation you can deal with by yourself. Please ask your family physician to refer you to a qualified mental health therapist for the kind of support and care that will help you. Support is just a phone call away.
Answered 6/30/2013
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