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libodem

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2. Stay on those edges don't fall in

Reply to hunter (Original post)

Thu Jan 17, 2013, 03:57 PM

Jan 2013

I've had depression for a long time now. But when I first started I remember letting myself sink into the deep side.
What grabbed my attention, was the climb, back out.
I couldn't just will myself happy again when I'd had enough of the Debbie Downer Depression. I discovered it is better to catch myself and not indulge the whole magnitude of my ability to dispare.

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Looks like I picked a bad time to change my meds... [View all] hunter Jan 2013 OP

You are right get the red out Jan 2013 #1

Stay on those edges don't fall in libodem Jan 2013 #2

l found that the calls stop after you get a recording of the fellow on Downwinder Jan 2013 #3