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[i_lovemyduckies]

I am reading all of my best friend's entries and I cannot help but think: Is she going to be ok through all of this? Is she going to be able to make it on her own??? I am very worried, but at the same time, confident that she will get through this. I want her to make new friends, go to clubs, go shopping, save some money, do all of the things I

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[dedqgirl]

i think you sell yourself short alot.

my sister didn't even graduate high school, she had a kid, and she did pretty well (for awhile). you have skills, noo, more than you give yourself credit for.

i know you want to do the nurse thing, which i fully support. you just need something to happen to kick your ass into gear. i know it's hard to get motivation. for me it was a bit easier, because i already had that momentum - my parents wouldn't let me skip out on college. honestly, if it weren't for my parents, i know i wouldn't be here today.

as for the self-issues, i know how hard it is to get motivation to do something healthy. there are resources for you, though. for specifically people like you. there are other options. i won't go into detail right now, though, because i get the feeling i'm slipping into "Fixit" mode, which is really not what you need.

so...
*hugs*

[i_lovemyduckies]

Yeah, you ARE right about every last thing up there...IT's just hard to motivate. Poop. I am very proud of you. I know I keep saying that, but your graduating is a HUGE, GREAT step in your life. :D YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!