How do you cope when your symptoms are at their worst?

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icelander

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Originally Posted by madisongrrl

Thanks for the book recommendation. I ordered a copy from Amazon.com.

I'd like at add Viktor Frankl's book Man's Search for Meaning. It's about his time spent in a concentration camp during WW2 and how to find meaning even in the bleakest moments in life.

I've got that book also. I have found a lot of emotional help and support from books.

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