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Old 10-06-2013, 06:28 PM #1
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Unhappy I'm already dead
lets face it, this is as good as i'm going to get...i feel terrible, not for me but for my family. i found myself having to lay down more than usual this weekend because of my symptoms. i need to accept what has and is happening to me. i need to figure out a way to move forward because fighting it every day, i will eventually lose.

i'm in hell...im already dead.

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