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Old 06-09-2018, 08:50 AM #4
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Thank you! I think he doesnt want to learn or talk about this is because he is still in denial. He is not accepting that he is different now. Sad thing for him is that he is living in a private hell inside his brain.
Getting professional help is step one...

It has helped me a ton!....Acceptance is huge, and it does help the rage...

I am not proud when I let myself down, but I do have a medical condition that makes it harder than most...

I hope your son finds both peace and acceptance at some point?...Life is very short, and enjoying life should be what we strive for...Problems and all.

Good luck, and keep reaching out.
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