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blondiebear · 30-10-2007, 04:06 PM

i edited because i realized i had a how to harm part in there. it may have been regionally specific but it still was not appropriate.

talk to your professors. I lived at home when i went to university and one term horrible things were happening at home; my little sis just moved home from living with a dealer plus my folks were adding a room onto the house and parts of the ceilings collapsed.
Anyway, my professors knew what was going on. One of them walked me step by step through part of a final exam where i had to graph something.

That is my experience. so please talk to your professors.

can you get someone to take you out for a drive this weekend? it may blow out some of the cobwebs and dopiness from the meds.

hugs and a kiss so you feel better

30-10-2007, 04:06 PM	#25
blondiebear Bringing back the lost art of Sewing Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: California Confusion I am currently:	i edited because i realized i had a how to harm part in there. it may have been regionally specific but it still was not appropriate. talk to your professors. I lived at home when i went to university and one term horrible things were happening at home; my little sis just moved home from living with a dealer plus my folks were adding a room onto the house and parts of the ceilings collapsed. Anyway, my professors knew what was going on. One of them walked me step by step through part of a final exam where i had to graph something. That is my experience. so please talk to your professors. can you get someone to take you out for a drive this weekend? it may blow out some of the cobwebs and dopiness from the meds. hugs and a kiss so you feel better
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