HOPE AFTER THE HORROR
May 06, 2022
4 minutes
BY JACO HOUGH-COETZEE PICTURES: LUBABALO LESOLLE
EVERY three months he needs to have a session with his psychiatrist. It’s been this way since 2005, when he tried to take his own life.
But at his most recent session the evaluation was different – his doctor was so pleased with his progress she changed his treatment plan.
For Anton Pieterse it was a significant moment. Not only would he need to see the psychiatrist only every six months – she also reduced his antidepressant dosage.
Anton (46) recalls their conversation from December last year with immense satisfaction.
The psychiatrist wanted to know what had happened to bring him
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