02-22-2018, 04:59 PM
(02-22-2018, 04:50 PM)BengalHawk62 Wrote: I never sought out help from this. Never seen a therapist or anything back then. I kind of shamed myself into thinking I was weak or had a moment of weakness. Eventually, time does have an effect on the memories, it dulls the pain.
The only time I’ve gone to therapy was after my adopted daughter’s funeral. There wasn’t much I could do afterwards and I could tell I was slipping into that same deep depression I felt in school. I couldn’t let myself go down that road again so I started seeing a therapist.
absolutely go see a therapist. If it's not a big deal then you're out a few bucks. The good news is you know what it looks like because you've experienced it. You are better equipped to see it in your son if it exists. It may not be exact, but I think you'll recognize it.
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