the latest strategy is nothing less than an intervention. i am wanted there, and from the time i was told, i have been harboring this sourness in my gut. i want to opt out, i want to be passive. i may be the only one whose view of the benefits of long-term sequestered care is occluded by sympathy to a disabling degree. i keep thinking of all
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i sincerely hope everything turns out for the best ;)
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thanks for the good wishes.
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i keep praying, euphemistically, since i don't pray, for some temporary detachment to tide me over, make me enough of an automaton to get the job done without a blubbering meltdown. i am imagining myself there ineptly reading aloud from written notes, trying to stay hardline with my voice shaking. there should be a prophylactic medication for mother-sensitivity, like a malaria pill.
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Hmmm. My usual wiseass commentary seems somehow insufficient. I'm sorry. If you tiptoe around the shitpile long enough you'll find flowers, I promise. You're welcome to e-mail me, though it seems you've said your piece here.
And were you at the hospital for yourself? I hope not.
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your so-called wiseass commentary, if you can find the way there without tripping over your morals, would certainly be welcome. but do not hurt yourself trying.
you are much quieter when serious, but no less appreciated.
and no, i wasn't in fact at the hospital; my doctor's office is next door to it. i was there begging for subscription rugs.
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and you in yr autumn sweater
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but tonight, yes, thank you, i'll gladly come wif. call me this evening.
the ylt quoter is a good friend of mine, just telling me he is there.
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