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Old 01-08-2016, 06:48 AM #34
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PamelaJune, on balance that sounds good about DB.

One point which my clinical psychologist made to me is that when somebody is dealing with depression or alcohol addiction then "back to basics" is a good plan.

What DB has done (emptying the dishwasher, etc) are all examples of that which I think is an encouraging sign .
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