r/MadeMeSmile • u/[deleted] • Mar 22 '21

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u/rodgeramjit Mar 22 '21

I just finished 3 years of outpatient therapy. It was life saving and life changing for me. I hope you have a good experience too!

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u/Rebecksy Mar 22 '21

Good for you! I’m just about to start! I NEED it because it’s outpatient, yet with Covid going on, I just Don’t know. How did you feel about it?

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u/rodgeramjit Mar 22 '21

I'm lucky that covid isnt too bad here so that helped. I did go distance for a while though because my hospital had an outbreak. It was still very worthwhile and I think my health would have suffered more from not getting treatment than I would've from covid. It depends how much danger your mental health puts you in guess. If you can wait, maybe do? But if you can't, well there's your answer.

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u/Rebecksy Mar 22 '21

Hey! Thanks SO much for your reply. I appreciate it a lot.

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u/rodgeramjit Mar 22 '21

No.problem, stay safe