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Old 12-10-2016, 01:05 AM #3
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Good grief,

I know of what you are speaking. I know this is old advice but be patient.

Things do come back around.

That blank feeling was around for a good bit, I felt like a different personality, blank and absent.

I am for the most part comfortable in groups and conversations again but it took awhile. The good thing about this is when I don't want to answer the phone or talk to someone in public now I don't.

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