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Do you still travel if you are depressed?
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Traveling can be a powerful way to cope with difficult emotions, especially during challenging times like the anniversary of a loved one's passing. As you prepare for your incredible 13-day trip to Iceland, it’s natural to feel conflicted about your motivation. While the idea of solo travel may seem daunting, embracing the adventure could offer a refreshing change of scenery and a chance for healing.
I have an incredible 13 day trip to Iceland coming up literally in a week that iv been planning for a while. But recently iv become so depressed, and next week is also the 1 year for my fathers passing and I really don’t feel motivated to go. If I cancel I won’t get a refund on my plan ticket. I’ll be traveling solo and I feel that might make it worse. But then maybe traveling somewhere if always wanted to go might make me temporarily feel better.
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