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04-07-2008, 11:30 PM
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I'm sorry this took me so long and I haven't been around much lately.
Life was so busy between Girl Scout cookies and my new jobs at work and life in general. The two books I promised to Alfee months ago are "Why Suicide" by Eric Marcus and "Night falls fast" by Kay Redfield Jamison. "Why SUicide" I felt was less emotional more about answering or at least trying to answer common questions, looking at statistics mixed with personal experiences. It was the one I could read first. I hope you are all doing well and know I think of you all daily!!!!! 
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