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Re: STOP IT! » Racer

Posted by Deneb on January 12, 2006, at 16:44:59

In reply to STOP IT! » Deneb, posted by Racer on January 12, 2006, at 13:22:58

> Why on earth would you do that, Deneb? You do know that that's just torturing yourself, right?

Yes, I know that know. I won't do any more research on this. I need to think of other things, more productive things...like on my studies.

> > I think I always knew that I would die young.
>
> Here's a reality check, Deneb: it's a heck of a lot more likely that you WON'T die young, so you better figure out a way to work through these things now, so that you're not still living crisis to crisis when you're 40. Trust me, that ain't what you want.

Yes you're right again. It's more likely that I won't die and if I choose to "check-out" now, I'll really mess up my future. That's one of the reasons why my grades are below what I want them to be right now...because at times I give up on life. I trust you on that one Racer.

> But once a doctor who has examined you tells you that the lump you found is a normal lump, it's time to move on. You're doing the right things, getting an appointment with your own doctor, etc. Now move on.

It's just hard to move on sometimes. I feel like I'm always going to be afraid of this lump now, no matter if the ultrasound says it's nothing. I have to learn to not be so obsessive and anxious.

Deneb


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