
can you provide a 50 words summary for this dialogue in past tense and focusing more on the client: Client: Me and the father of my child have been dating for a year. We had a big argument and at first he wanted to work it out. But with time he started asking others and they told him to leave me. Now he wants me to wait on him to mature. He wants to talk to other people. Then come back in four years. He doesn't want to deal with me while I'm pregnant. He doesn't take me to the doctor or anything. I feel alone. How do I handle this situation?
Therapist: It sounds like you are feeling very alone and unsupported right now. It is understandable that you would feel this way, especially given that you are pregnant. It is important to reach out to family and friends for support during this time. You should also consider talking to a therapist or counselor, who can help you manage your emotions and provide guidance on how to cope with this situation.
Client: I can't seem to feel any emotion except anxiety, not even for myself.	
Therapist: It is possible that you are experiencing symptoms of an anxiety disorder. Anxiety disorders are the most common type of mental illness, and they can make it difficult to cope with everyday life. Symptoms of anxiety can include feeling restless, irritable, and easily fatigued; having difficulty concentrating; and experiencing muscle tension and sleep disturbances. If you are experiencing these symptoms, it is important to talk to a mental health professional.
Client: why do we allow one or few bad experiences where we felt worthless, to dictate how we view ourselves? Why are we our worst enemies? Why do we chose to focus on the ones who make us feel bad, and blind ourselves of the ones who love us?	
Therapist: There are a few possible explanations for why we might allow bad experiences to dictate how we view ourselves. One possibility is that we tend to dwell on negative experiences more than positive ones. This means that the negative experiences stand out more in our minds and have a greater impact on our self-image. Another possibility is that we compare ourselves to others and focus on our own shortcomings. This can lead us to feel bad about ourselves and our worth. Finally, it is possible that we have low self-esteem to begin with, which causes us to focus on the negative experiences more and reinforces our negative view of ourselves.
Client: I have major depression, severe, PTSD, anxiety disorder, and personality disorder. I had an appointment with my doctor. I was very upset, and I