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Default Jul 09, 2015 at 03:51 PM
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I haven''t been diagnosed with AvPD and I have heard and read that you can't really self-diagnose AvPD but after reading many articles and studies and after reading some of these threads, I think I may have it. But my family can't afford for me to go to therapy or something. Is there anything I can do that could help me, even if just a little bit?
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Default Jul 09, 2015 at 04:00 PM
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Look into affordable therapies. Lots of places charge on a sliding scale, so it's possible you wouldn't have to pay anything. Good luck with finding the correct treatment.
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Default Jul 12, 2015 at 07:52 AM
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Posting here might help too, welcome

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Default Jul 17, 2015 at 06:46 PM
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I haven''t been diagnosed with AvPD and I have heard and read that you can't really self-diagnose AvPD but after reading many articles and studies and after reading some of these threads, I think I may have it. But my family can't afford for me to go to therapy or something. Is there anything I can do that could help me, even if just a little bit?
Haven't you got a sanitary insure? And have you family any idea about what you are passing through? It would be good that they know it, perhaps, they find that they can help you. Many times, we hide these issues bc we don't want to charge our families bc of many things, such as economical difficulties. Perhaps, they preffer invest their money in your health.
Only something for you to consider.
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Default Jul 17, 2015 at 10:42 PM
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You don't need to have any official diagnosis to find help. If you look at the issues you are struggling with, the ones you want to work on, well, you can look that up online, in forums, self-help books, setting your own challenges, etc.

Personally - I started setting myself really small challenges. I've worked my way into bigger ones over the years (.... about half my life now, actually). There are still tons of things that other people might not even consider to be stress-inducing that still... just can't get done by me.... but other things that tons of other people can't handle, I can do now. It's weird, lol. But I've kept, and keep, pushing myself to where my limits are. Sure, I'll fail and chicken out a lot. But I just keep on trying. (I do, however, primarily set myself goals that don't need to involve anyone I actually KNOW... so... haha...)

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