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Old 01-19-2007, 10:58 PM #11
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The control thing does have to do with AA, surrender, but I am sorry on some health issues I CANNOT, just let go let god. I hate to utter that but I have to...I am trying to put it in terms of not being controlling, but I am learning to assert myself and SET BOUNDARIES to protect myself, not control a situation but boundaries is my new word.
Dear Nuttybuddy,
Keep doing what you are doing.
You seem to be on a good path for yourself.
I think you are right about the med issues requiring us to be alert. Also to be firm in our dealings with people for example..........protect ourselves. All of that is good I believe.

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