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Old 08-28-2018, 02:38 PM #1
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Default A shock wave.

My niece and brother in law want to meet with my case manager. They didn't tell me first. I think that they are going to try to make arrangements to have me move out. Move out to where? What about my stuff, and what about my cat. I love my cat deeply. This is making me sick. BF I feel abandoned in advance and rejection, and fear.
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