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Old 09-30-2011, 07:20 PM #10
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Probably not. There are food stamps. My answer as a responsible citizen however, is a gut reaction of yes, but I hope it's not the real answer. I've been wondering about this lately as I've lost some of the zest I used to have to work. It's not like me at all. I was an extremely driven person. Now I just really would like to take at LEAST a year off and just stay in a funk by myself in a cave.
Trust me, it's not fun but what else do you do when you can't function enough to even get to work some days and the others you are so dizzy and vomitting you just have to lay down. It was one of the hardest decisions I've had to make. It's not just work that goes it's a lot of the other things that made you who you are that go as well.
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