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Old 04-30-2014, 07:17 PM #34
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Not really sure. I told him I wanted to go back to work (also said this since day 1 though.) But I also told him what I posted a few posts back as well and he determined this part time deal.

As the night goes on im getting more fuzzy and the constant feeling of wanting to puke continues. Im going to give it a few days, better or worse, just to make sure that maybe its just my body and brain getting reaccustomed.

I just feel so lost now, and im not an emotional guy by any means and im getting slightly emotional of my fear of not really getting better. Im going to attempt to sleep, but I dont see that happening.
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