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I lost my 21 yr old daughter in 2017 and suffer with the fear, anxiety and depression. I can't find therapy. I need help with finding someone to talk to. I'm 55 yr old.

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Many churches host grief support groups and sliding scale fee counseling services. You do not have to be a member or even a believer.

Or, BetterHelp.com (online, affordable, accessible).

May you receive peace in your heart as you heal and move through it all.
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I would say that your PCP should be able to find you help. Your insurance company should have a list of providers. In my area, there is a clinic with therapists and psychiatrists. Maybe there is a minister that has training who can help.
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(((((((((((((HUGS))))))))))))

If you have insurance and/or can private pay.

.Try this website, Psychology today.

Good luck, you got this!!!
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Condolences.
The new 988 national hotline says it's for "Anyone who is depressed, going through a hard time, needs to talk," It could be a good place to start.
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Do you have health insurance?
Can you tell me what you have done to seek therapy and why you have not been able to get it, Pamela? This is a long time.
The diagnosis of "Prolonged Grieving" (which is what you have) is a part of the DSM-5 now (which means it is covered by most insurance of all kinds). You fall in that category in terms of time.

Do you work? Have friendships? Have a faith-based or hobby community?
What measures have you taken to get help for yourself.

I am so sorry for your grief and my heart goes out to you.
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