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Old 01-25-2008, 08:54 AM #1
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Talking Happy day!!!
I am finally leaving the house on my own today!

I've been stuck at home pretty much all of the time since Thanksgiving because of a lousy relapse.

I feel like I can "think straight" enough to drive! I'm not going far, just a couple of miles, but it feels fantastic!

I just had to shout it out to the world.

I'm sure I will overdo it; it's worth it! I'll sleep tomorrow.
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