Hi there, I hope this is in the right section
A bit of background:
I have suffered anxiety and depression in one extent or another for all my adult life.
When it is really bad I take medication and then my GP weans me from it when I feel I can cope again.
Two years ago I did a course of ERT and it changed my life and freed me completely from my anxiety and that in turn helped enomously with my depression.
The last 12 months have been very difficult, my husband and I seperated then divorced, another relationship ended badly and I have started life over on my own in a new house with my 4 DC.
Because of this I went back on my meds and all was ok until my GP suggested it was time to come off then again (2 months ago) and now I feel truely crap, don't want to talk to anyone, go anywhere, you know the rest I'm sure.
My question is, while I was on my medication and feeling ok I booked a holiday abroad for the children and I for later this month but now I don't feel able to cope with going.
Do you think feeling low and unable to cope is a sufficient reason to be able to cancel the holiday and get the money back with a letter from my GP or will my GP refuse?
Your thoughts and opinions good or bad are appreciated
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Cancelling a holiday due to depression....
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brazenhussy · 05/10/2009 10:19
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