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Re: Food for Thought re: Old Timers Board

Posted by Chris A. on June 8, 2001, at 0:50:30

In reply to Re: Food for Thought re: Old Timers Board, posted by Shar on June 5, 2001, at 23:26:59

To All,
Speaking from a socially avoidant perspective, exclusion can be very painful and down right dangerous for some people who share this malady. We tend to be very sensitive to rejection. Yes, I wonder about some of those from a couple of years back who were either very helpful or going through great pain themselves. Some were of great support to me when I was very suicidal. At times it feels like losing family. There was more of a sense of community, but I'm not sure an 'oldies' board would promote community, just a great divide - "I was here before you were."
I must admit, my nostalgia isn't terribly strong since losing so much of my memory following ECT, so you can take that into account. I simply don't remember what all went on, just bits and pieces.

More food for thought,

Chris A.


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