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School Counselor

JaneDoe_023

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I’m supposed to talk to my school’s counselor every week but she’s been busy for a few weeks, today I was finally able to talk to her. It started off like normal, she asked me about how I was feeling and I lied and said I was okay. I talked to her about my social anxiety and about some more recent family issues. She let me rant to her about my problems and I brought up the fact that I’ve been sleeping in all day and I even slept till 9:00pm to 5:00pm the next day, she then looked at me and said “I’m going to ask you a serious question.” And I got a little nervous but said ok. She then asked “Do you think you have depression?” And I froze there, I quietly said yes and she said that from what I’ve told her about my daily life she thinks I might have depression. I really don’t want my mom to find out because I don’t want her to think she did something wrong or that it’s because of her, I know I have to tell her eventually but I’m not sure how.
 
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love i think its important to talk to her about it. i wouldn't worry abt her thinking that its her fault, i just think she would be happy that you had the courage to talk to her abt it. all she would want is for you to be okay and help you get the help you need. especially in situations like these, it's super important to get help and support sooner then later. waiting can cause a collective amount of issues and it feels a lot worse to keep things to yourself. i understand how hard it is to talk to people about your problems, especially parents but the sooner you do so, the sooner you can get help, and start feeling better. you got this love!
 

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