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How can you talk to mum or sister about my mental health?
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Let them know how...: Let your mum & sister know how you feel? If you have tried before & need help, talk to a therapist & consider speaking with them with the therapist. Many family members feel guilty when they hear about a person's mental health challenges. You may need help letting them know that you do not blame them, so speaking with a therapist may help...
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