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Old 03-20-2015, 11:09 PM #1
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Does anyone else end up crying from time to time just cuz the effort to stay in forward gear and be positive wears you out? Seems to happen once or twice a week for a couple of minutes at a time.

I hate to admit it but sometimes I just break down for a few minutes before grabbing the boot straps again. This is hard work and sometimes I get so weary from feeling screwed up.

I hope it isn't detrimental to others to post this, not trying to be a downer here to anyone just an honest question.

Bud
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