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Old 02-05-2007, 12:30 PM #1
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Default Hives and School

Hi all,

It seems ever since I started back to school at Goodwill last week my face has been breaking out in hives again. When I was on the long break from school though my face was not breaking out. When my face breaks out in these hives they leave red scars on my face so I am perplexed now as to what to do. I know that due to certain conditions like a teacher whom I feel very stressed with at Goodwill could be the culprit of my hives. I want to just quit going to Goodwill as I fear my face becoming so terrible to look at that my already low self esteem will plummet even further. However, I fear not getting the knowledge of what I would learn at Goodwill.

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