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Jun 27, 2009, 09:29 PM
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me keep dinking bowt goin back tu du wat me use tu du tu deel things wen nuttin helped. me nose dat c*tin es bad fer us cuz me hav ben stop fer cuple months now. no c*tin at awl. but we me stayin bedrest mosst uf de time, me get de ideas uf c*tin lots.
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Jun 27, 2009, 09:43 PM
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yogirl, can you do somthing else apart from hurting yourself - I really want you to be safe - please take care of you ok
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Jun 28, 2009, 01:27 PM
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Have you tried "shocking" yourself back into reality through taking a very cold then very hot shower for 5 minutes?
Running your wrists in ice cold water under the faucet for 2 minutes no matter how cold it is? Try jumping up and down until you have reached enough energy release causing you to get out of your negative frame of mind? Ripping up a phone book with a lot of force? Going outside and take a walk? Exercise very intensly? Please try your best to keep safe. Thinking of you, dance59326
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