"It's the terror of knowing what this world is about."

[lucide13]

Last year I left Gainesville feeling like it would be my home when I got back. It wasn't. Not that anyone or anything was wrong it just wasn't home when I got back. I am not sure what changed. I implicated a few friends, some friends implicated the situation, my mom called me out on being the one who changed. I won't know who is right for a long

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[lindseyseale]

you are going to be a great doctor.
i look forward to more commiserating conversations about the medical world and professional school in general.
take care of yourself, dont stress too much. say hi to Nixe for me.

[meran12345]

Welcome back!!! Have a great day tomorrow!!!!!

Bonsai!

[nikkita422]

Here's to another successful year!

[pamc]

Congrats and good job juju!!!

You have changed, without a doubt... But I totally grok your experience with losing "home." St. Louis was my Home for 22 years. I moved out to the PacNW and was able to visit home after about a year. I hemmoraged about half my friends. Some who came to see me were even pissed off at me. For leaving. For becoming sucessful. It was a sad and stressful return.

St.L is not my Home anymore... but it is my hometown.

My "condolances"...

[liloots]

Leap baby... Leap knowing that you will not fall. For the rush of the wind in your face, for the thrill of feeling like you are flying, for all of this and more, LEAP!!! You are the most brilliant man that I know and I marvel everyday at how you handle the toughest situations with such dignity and composure. Also, know this; If you do stumble we will be there to catch you. I love you with all of my heart and I will always be a dry shoulder, a patient ear, and every so often a wise word or two(don't hold your breath on that one though)tee-hee
Love,
~L