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"Shoplifting can be an expression of anger issues (at being "gipped, overcharged" and more.  If your friend can find a support group of other people who have been down the shoplifting ro..."
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"They term the blues of this type "Seasonal Affective Disorder) or "SAD" for short.  Light plays a big role in our moods, so getting outside in the "
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"He sounds like he is a rebel without a cause right now!  I went through a similar time when I was 16, hated my mom, ran away from home, hung out in pool halls and drove my mom even further into"
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"One thing I use to help me be more active is to drink coffee.  I'm "addicted" to Alcoholics Anonymous groups as well as DBSA groups, and we all drink coffee and often have sweets"
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"Medications can get in the way - I know from my own experience with Zoloft"
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"A psychiatrist and a proctologist go into business together (a "proctologist" is kind of the "rear admiral of medicine."  So they go to a coffee"
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"I found it helpful to attend a grief support group locally, did that after my brother passed away in 1997.  Also, I had an excellent therapist to help me work through my feelings of being lost"
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"Hi,Yes, I have.  I got my first 10 in Orange with Bob Gilbert (also director of the YMCA), next 20 with Grant Powers (Certified Advanced Rolfer), and then in Monterey"
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