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DiscussionDoes your pet help with your ctb thoughts?
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Currently, my dog has his head on my pillow and we are cheek to cheek. The comfort he provides throughout my day has often been so important. I'm wondering how many others lean on their pets for support.
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they help with why i should recover if im going to rather than just let myself sit and rot. but the suicidal thoughts themselves... only 1 thing, person, stops those....... but my girls try....
My dog is pretty much what makes me drag my feet to ctb. I spoil her rotten and she is very attentive and snuggly in return. She's better than any 2-cent therapist. Sounds baby-ish I know. But it works for me. At least for a few moments in my day.
My dog is one of the things that makes me hesitate to cross. I love him so much and worry about the kind of care he will receive after I have parted. Also I worry about my Mum.
My dog is the major thing keeping me here. I want to know she'll be safe and looked after. But sometimes it makes me feel worse that my depression is keeping me from giving her the life she deserves
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