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Old 05-05-2009, 08:13 AM #8
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I don't think it is morbid to mourn how your life used to be. I think it is natural. As long as you mourn it for a bit and then move on otherwise, you end up trapped in a dark place and that isn't good.

We all have to figure out ways to move on when life changes us. Sometimes, what is different and hard to get used to ends up better in the long run. We just all have to be open to lifes changes and try to see how to make it work for us.
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