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01-12-2008, 07:15 PM

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As for stress and worry basicaly well worry is my middle name. I am going to work on quiet time for at least 30 minutes which will be my bath/soak time and try not to think.

Thanks Daniella, my middle name is Worry too. I can't soak in a tub, my apartment only has a shower and I do miss having a tub. As for quiet time without thinking, I spend a lot of time not thinking, at least it seems that way sometimes

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Yeah, I worry about PT. My mom has had it over and over for years and I just don't see where it changed anything for her!

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