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December 10, 2016

 

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This loss is immediately expressed by Conrad’s clinical depression and attempted suicide. As an adolescent, Conrad was forced to take on the burden of guilt and blame, with no help from Beth. The extreme tragedy, and its psychological implications, so early in his life caused for him to lose all connections with his peers and lose his desire for happiness...
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The extreme tragedy, and its psychological implications, so early in his life caused for him to lose all connections with his peers and lose his desire for happiness. Once Conrad began to open up and communicate his feelings with Dr. Berger, he accomplished his first step towards recovery, admittance...
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