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hunter

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17. I'm blessed with family and friends.

Mon Nov 11, 2024, 09:59 PM

Nov 11

Even a few I've burnt once or twice, they have come back for more.

At this moment I'm on the slightly positive side of this ledger but I know this could change at any moment.

I always feel like the dumpster diving crazy homeless person I was at times in my youth. There's no fixing that. I've burned a lot of bridges and thrown a few hand grenades across the river just to make sure. Still I'm not entirely sure I've outgrown that.

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I had a real chest pain yesterday, not just a twinge. [View all] OldBaldy1701E Nov 11 OP

Take care of yourself, and don't judge yourself harshly. We are all suffering. Walleye Nov 11 #1

Thanks. OldBaldy1701E Nov 11 #5

The trauma of losing you would accelerate your husband's cognitive issues. femmedem Nov 11 #2

I have tried in the past. OldBaldy1701E Nov 11 #6

For a time I got really good at ignoring medical debt. hunter Nov 11 #11

Funny... OldBaldy1701E Nov 11 #16

I'm blessed with family and friends. hunter Nov 11 #17

Trust me.. he will not be "better off" without you mountain grammy Nov 11 #3

I feel the jury is still out on that. OldBaldy1701E Nov 11 #7

Just please, take care of yourself.. all the best to you. mountain grammy Nov 11 #10

Coming from someone like me XanaDUer2 Nov 11 #4

I know that this is also part of my main issue. OldBaldy1701E Nov 11 #8

I'm having another terrible day XanaDUer2 Nov 11 #9

I'd be frustrated knowing I couldn't fix anything if I was gone. hunter Nov 11 #12

I paid 32k to fix my jaw TMJ XanaDUer2 Nov 11 #13

If you can't pay it, don't. hunter Nov 11 #14

So did I. OldBaldy1701E Nov 11 #15