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Old 04-16-2016, 12:17 PM #21
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Sorry to hear about your BF that's never fun on top of dealing with the injury. And ya it is tough considering most social activities around our age are centered around stimulating environments with either music lots of people, screens, or drinking. Can make you feel a little isolated. I hope the exercise is helping a little bit and that you can start to find things that make you feel better.

Hang in there.
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