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I think, like Sunrise, that all depression is both siutational/chemical, as you say. It occurs when our life experience meets up with our genetics or biology plus biography. I know that I am genetically predisposed to depression but it my life had been a bowl of cherries, maybe I wouldn't need my lexapro right now.....or therapy? Hmmmm....T says that for someone like me where there is a family history, I need to be vigilant and when other life crises occur, I will need to take action immediately.

This is valid. Sigh. Right on it.

I think of my healing as a life-long process.

I agree... but I hope that I have healed alot and I know I have worked hard for years. I hope that the work will not continue to be difficult but with the tools I have gotten..knowledge... it should be easier. This new med hoo haa from time to time REALLY bites.

Do you want to stop seeing your T?

I do not think I want to stop seeing him, at least right now. But I hope things will be winding down over the next year or two. When you have been in long term therapy, I do not think that is unrealistic.

Good luck girlfriend.

Thanks



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