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No support of boyfriend and friends

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    • June 15, 2014 at 3:42 pm
    Camila Navarro
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      My mom have been diagnosed with a stage III melanoma in march.

      Also, I have a grandma with senil dementia, and take a lot of me to take care of her (help with higiene, change diapers, medicines…).

      My father e mother have not a good relationship, so sometimes they fight.

      I think I may be on depression and always ask my boyfriend (that happens to be in USA, and I'm in brazil) for help.. and my friends too..

      Yesterday I fought with my boyfriend because he said I'm always complaining and doing nothing and also my friends said that.

      I am very happy for finding this forum, cause here there are people that have the same problem and can understand me…

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