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Jun 23, 2021, 08:11 PM
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I have these episodes where I want to hurt myself, but I know I can’t because I am the main caregiver for my severely handicapped son. So the only way I figure I can hurt myself is to push away the people that are trying to help me and also care about me. This last time I pushed to point the person I pushed I don’t think will forgive me. The only thing is I need that person in my life to help me.
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 Fuzzybear, mssweatypalms, Skeezyks, T4bbyCat
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Jun 24, 2021, 03:07 PM
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Thanks for posting this... and welcome to MSF by the way!
 I'm sorry you are struggling with this. Being the caregiver for a severely handicapped child must be extremely difficult especially if you're doing it alone. Hopefully participating here on MSF can be of some comfort and support to you. Best wishes...  P.S. I hope you can continue to not do harm to yourself. I know how difficult dealing with these types of feelings can be. I've given in to them way too often. 
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Jul 02, 2021, 08:02 PM
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Welcome to MSF
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