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Default I can't concentrate today, am dizzy
I was really tired yesterday. Took at nap at 1 PM and woke up at 10:30 AM today. Now I can't concentrate at all. Real dizzy, I have tried to eat a couple of small meals since I didn't eat at all yesterday. Yes, I'm bad, I don't eat breakfast and went to bed before lunch. So I guess the last time i ate was Friday night when I had popcorn. I need a bath but I don't trust myself taking a shower. Then I know I wouldn't be able to dry my hair. I guess I am just a mess today.
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