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flight, running, i need councillors to talk to the mum about 17 year old with signs of depression, so one has to help me
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I am a mum of a 17year old daughter and i am watching the classic signs of depression, she runs and hides when ever she has to talk about where she is at in life. I have tried a couple of councillors with her but she tells little cover up lies to them so they are not getting to treat the REAL deep down depression and I think the privacy laws should be changed so the parents who are housing and look after these people, the councillors should be checking in with them because we can point out the white lies they are telling them and really get to the bottom of actually helping these young adults before their whole life is ruined. Instead we get frustrated at home because nothing is getting better because the counciler is not getting the correct true story. Please help me
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Hello future, I hope you had a nice weekend. What did you get up to? I understand what you mean about technology dividing us and stopping us from making real connections with people. I'm also glad that you're using it to post here, and I hope it's allowed you to find a little bit of that, although I know it is not the same as chatting face to face with a person, hearing their voice and sharing a laugh.
That sounds like a lovely vision of peace. It's something I very much would like as well. It sounds like financially things are a bit of a struggle at the moment and that’s adding to a lot of your worries. Working more than one job to make ends meet, then coming home to a place that you don’t feel you can put an anchor down in because it could be sold out from under you. Not having a partner to help share the burden can be very lonely too. All this, plus your daughter is not doing well and you’re desperate for her to get help. That’s an awful lot on your plate, and I can understand why you feel so helpless and voiceless right now.
How do you think you’ve managed to keep going so well through all this? I sense a lot of strength in you.
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It's been close to two weeks since you last posted, what has been keeping you busy over the last little while?
It sounds like you're becoming worried about your daughter's future again, and that she is not communicating with you as you'd like. It really seems to be weighing heavily on you again.
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