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Member Since: 09/22/08
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Member Since: 09/22/08
Last Login: 10/02/08
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Program Progress: Day 8
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Not been out of this city for a long long time. Uum, London, France, somewhere in America, all seem interesting.
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Areas In My Life I Want To Work On
- - Relationship
- - Getting in shape
- - Finances
- - Vacation
- - Education
- - Others
I Want To Quit Or Control
- - Sleeping
Skills I Am Interested In
- - Goal setting
- - Focus
- - Motivation
I Suffer From
- - Anxiety
- - Depression
- - Low self-esteem
- - Sleep disorders
- - Phobias
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says:
Thanks for the reply, I am really in to movies so I might check that out. And I would have thought working in a hospice would make it worse too, guess we just have to try things and see which one sticks.
Thanks again. :)
says:
I was like that for about two years...and sort of got over it. I did enjoy watching some good comedies about it - there is a good Meryl Strep and...God...can't think of him now Brooks...Albert Brooks movie called Defending your Life - that's good.
I had a co-worker once who said that when she was in the midst of similar fears and obssessive death thoughts, so volunteered at a hospice and it changed her life.
Seems to me that would be like an alcholic working at a bar, but apparently it worked for her.
Paul