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Old 03-17-2011, 02:23 PM #1
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Default is it the conversation that makes my head feel weird?

I had a friend come over to take me for a walk outside (we drove to where there are some stores) We walked around a little (stopped in a ceramics place...looks like something mindless for me to do).

We weren't gone a half hour and my head started feeling weird..sort of shook up.

Is it the conversation...walking?? what is it??

I also had my parents over yesterday for an hour and felt awful for a while when they left.

What is it?? Just thinking in general?? I can't stand this anymore....I want to get out of my house ..I feel like a hermit!!
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