I’ve been suffering from depression for last 5 years. I believe I’ve reached my rock bottom. Can’t afford therapy. Would appreciate the help. Thank you.
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It’s tough to recommend something like this. Depression isn’t solved by reading a book. It’s solved in any number of ways depending on the practicality of troubles and all sorts of other parameters. That being said – it’s good to have hope. Never lose hope.
The World According to Garp by John Irving is funny and tragic and twisted. Love it.
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It’s tough to recommend something like this. Depression isn’t solved by reading a book. It’s solved in any number of ways depending on the practicality of troubles and all sorts of other parameters. That being said – it’s good to have hope. Never lose hope.
The World According to Garp by John Irving is funny and tragic and twisted. Love it.