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Support Groups In Nyc

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Anyone live in New York City that knows of any support groups. They're not as easy to find as I thought.

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I would usually search in google for support groups, but I don't ever really find much. Should I be looking in a more specific place. I'm wondering if anyone else has the same trouble as me finding support groups.

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Try this

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It's a New York City meetup group.

Also if Nassau County might work for you - there is a meeting of a Long Island support group on Monday Oct 10 at 7:00 at Winthrop University Hospital in Mineola.

Dr Peter Green will be speaking.

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Try this

Open Original Shared Link

It's a New York City meetup group.

Also if Nassau County might work for you - there is a meeting of a Long Island support group on Monday Oct 10 at 7:00 at Winthrop University Hospital in Mineola.

Dr Peter Green will be speaking.

Open Original Shared Link for more info

Thanks. I won't be able to make the long island event, but I'll definitely join the meetup group.

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