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01/31/2012 03:50 PM

Hope we've all maintained in the past 3 months

harobed

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Had a good Christmas and New Year. Still wondering and hurting over being fired by the church music director.... Sad

Went to UVA referred by my local neuro - they basically said they didn't know what disorder I have based on the variety of symptoms. Said that happens sometimes. I don't know, but it sounded a bit "get used to it" depressing. I think I've suspected that all along.

You know it's gonna get you, somewhwere along the line... ~B. Joel

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