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Old 04-15-2008, 09:02 PM #2
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It's called a pity party, not a panic relapse....

This is the evening - so give yourself til bedtime and promise yourself in the morning you will be fine!

We all have to grieve. OMGosh, if we didn't I don't think we'd be normal at all.

No one knows the future. This is where your faith in a higher being helps. Talking to friends. Listening to THEIR problems. Helping others.

Tonight. Have a pity party. Cry. Be scared. Take a bath. Wallow in it. But tomorrow is a new day. And with that you will begin anew.

Meanwhile, you keep coming back here!
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