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Old 02-06-2012, 10:04 AM #11
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Dear Bobby,

I can see why your pdoc wants to keep you on Prozac.

I wonder though if you are starting to feel less anxious now that you are off it for two weeks. I recorded the halftime show last night. Maybe I will watch it tonight when I have time.

Maybe I should find a copy of the Road Less Traveled.
I am sorry about your friend. I worry about your talking to her to help her and then getting down when you talk to her.

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