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I suffer from dysthymia, but I am currently off all medications for it. My son has been diagnosed with several problems, including borderline PD and depression. He is in school, but has no job which causes me stress and anxiety, how can I let go?

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He wants his independence, but when he works his symptoms get worse. He hates being dependent on me, and we fight. Should I encourage hime to leave school and work for a while?

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