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Subject: Hi There

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Karen

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Date Posted: 10:56:41 11/24/04 Wed

I think the answer partly is for people to help eachother, not Jesus, maybe Jesus, but first people being there for eachother. And not just in a casual way, In a way that they really care for eachother. I agree with the guy in a way, Yes, do I believe in Jesuse, yes I do, but all the believing in Jesus in the world has not stopped my depression, maybe temporarilly. But what is lacking, is really the lack of caring between people these days, and that is what is making us sick, no doubt in my mind. It goes on and on. At least tell people you care about them, try to be there for them, dont criticize or hate your fellow human beings, dont cause harm. I dont know all the answers for sure, but support one another. I know the bible says all that stuff too, but it has to begin with us.
And to really help a depressed person, I know, I have been this way myself for years now. You have to be real.

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