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Bereavement

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2. It sounds like depression and that might be worth looking into

Wed Feb 15, 2017, 09:55 AM

Feb 2017

Also the midlife existential crisis.

Acceptance is a key, and self-care is really important for you right now.

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Does the passing of one's parents really get to you as you, yourself, age? [View all] Roland99 Feb 2017 OP

It sounds like depression and that might be worth looking into elehhhhna Feb 2017 #2

Remember, anything worth doing is hard. tazkcmo Feb 2017 #3

Yes, you do need to change. I'm 68 and had Stage IV cancer sinkingfeeling Feb 2017 #4

Bravo! Roland99 Feb 2017 #10

You're not alone, Roland.. whathehell Feb 2017 #5

Depression gets to us all from time to time. WhiteTara Feb 2017 #6

I'm 56 Runningdawg Feb 2017 #8

Joined that challenge at work. Roland99 Feb 2017 #13