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Re: Noticing New Addictions

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    • August 5, 2010 at 3:12 am
    washoegal
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      I don't think any of your "new addictions" could be attributed to melanoma directly.  Attributed to stress/anxiety, sure.  Talk to a professional before you spiral out of control.  Having dealt with depression for 15 years, I know how easy it can be to ignore mental problems and let them build until you are controlled by them. 

       

      Mary

      Stage 3

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