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Re: Stubborn Father -
November 23rd 2011, 11:55 AM
I think its best to sit down and talk to him about this. It would be horrible to lose him, and you don't want him feeling sick. He's giving up when he doesn't need to. Does he have a history of depression at all? This could also be a reason why he doesn't want to go get checked out.
Hopefully once he realizes how much it is affecting you and your family, he will listen and get checked out. ![]() Buddy|Live Help Operator|HelpLink Mentor|Social Networking Team Relationships&Dating Mod|Lifestyle Mod|Media&Entertainment Mod Performance Committee |
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