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kkatie wrote...
I have had cousins and close friends who were depressed commit suicide and i struggled with depression and body image issues two years ago but i moved to a new school with a much more positive atmosphere and i feel so much better. but one of my best friends is really struggling with depression and body image problems, she's admitted to having them, but she refuses to talk to her parents or go get help saying that "she can fix her own problems".. HOW CAN I CONVINCE...
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