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Old 09-03-2010, 09:29 AM #8
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It isn't fun when you don't feel safe to drive. Today I woke up feeling good but now I'm starting to feel the yucks. YEAH! well, not really.

Why does this happen? Can't we go a day without it from not wandering into our lives? Does it ever go away? Ever?
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