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Juliaspavlov said:

When I was a teenager I also didnt get the purpose of a support group.The other teens had what i thought were trivial problems so I didn't realise I should have got support for my issues,which seemed to me at the time I didn't want to blow their minds.lol.

I do get the purpose of PC however and I enjoy it very much.It offers something I haven't had.A listening ear. .....kind regards Jjulia

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<font color="#000088">I had the same problem with groups when I was young, like Julia described above! I couldn't deal with the pissing and moaning about the trivial %#@&#!! I'd end up just getting up and walking out!
But here at PC it's so much different, we all have such a variety of problems and things weve been through that there's always someone that understands what you've been through,or what you're going through now! That PC is like a breath of fresh air compared to those groups back then! Even compared to some support groups I've experienced more recently! There's much more understanding, and supportive members here then any other group I've experienced!
Kudos to PC!
J</font>