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We've been dating for about two years now, we're doing long distance so it has its challenges but we're making it work. In the past two months or so, she's been in this malaise. She cries a lot, she's constantly putting herself down, she frequently doubts herself and constantly states that she's tired and has no energy. She says this feeling has come around the same time every year, and eventually goes away. 
Ive done my usual ways of helping, generally talking, being patient and waiting it out. Recently though it's gotten too much, there are brief moments, days, where she feels fine, she laughs and smiles. But overall it's difficult, and so I have suggested seeing a professional. At first it was only a suggestion and I dropped the topic. Today I finally put my foot down and am making her see someone. She has scheduled an appointment for the 19th, but constantly worries about it. She says  various things such as "it's not going to help" "I'm fine it's a big deal over nothing" "I'm going to feel fake or I feel like I'll just be saying things to get a diagnosis" or even "I can't talk to them they're a stranger it's impossible and it's not going to do anything they're going to tell me that I'm wasting their time." We had a pretty heated discussion about it where I at first tried to systematically dismantle the arguements, I eventually lost my patience, and started talking about how I can't do this forever. She finally agreed to go and to tell them how she feels. I feel awful for having to say that and pressuring her to go in the first place,  but she's felt that way for a while now. So am I overreacting? AITA? (I'm paying for the visit by the way, as money was a previous concern)

making my girlfriend go to therapy