Help!

[Sinclair]

Thank you. It was I lesson that I had to learn for myself.

I am a retired hypnotherapist, so I assumed incorrectly that I could diagnose myself and figure out what was going on with me. When that failed, I reached out to a colleague who told me to meet with someone face-to-face. When I give that advice, it is in the hopes that I can reach someone and prevent them from making the same mistake I did. Yes, you can go it alone. But it is so much better if you have help. That is my biggest problem... asking for help.

Very interesting, as an FSU grad and a substance abuse counselor one of the most important things I would teach is reaching out to others. Well, SSG, we are here to help, just ask. S/ And thank you for your service!

[ChrissyRyan]

We should try to help others when we can and if the help is wanted.

It is not always easily possible or always welcomed.

Sadly, sometimes the help is needed but it is unwelcomed.

Trained experts may need to intervene to help in those cases.

It is not a simple situation in all cases for sure.  Life sometimes has no easy answers.