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Saturday, November, 21, 2009
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There will always be

Always   There will always be a sunrise There will always be a nightfall There will always be a wind There will always be love There will always be an outstretched hand There will always be a friend in need There will always be the respect and care of others There will always be one of me There will always be all of you There... Read moreChevron

catching up

In two days we will be going to Oklahoma. Margaret's daughter lives there. Her other daughter and grandkids from Texas will also there. It will be a nice holiday. It also will be nice to get away for a bit.   The voices are few. I don't really listen to them. Old hat I know.    Our desk top computer finally bit the... Read moreChevron

A good day and "gooder" news

It's a good day! It's almost 5am, its dark and the only sounds I hear are the refridgerator, the fish tank, and the music lyric I woke up with playing over and over in my mind.   At 7am I go for my ECT. Its been over a month since my last one. I felt good going the extra time between ECT's.   I kept myself busy. I did have a few... Read moreChevron

Out of whack

Wow, I am so out of my routine. I have been writing less and less it seems. I keep justifying it by saying "I have been busy with others interests." I have been busy and  totally lose track of time.   These last two days I've been irritable. Not at any one particular thing. My shot is a week overdue and my ECT is a week and a... Read moreChevron

early lamentings

Lately I've been wanting to use my illness as an excuse for the way I act. I shy away from conversations and really want to blame it on my SZA. I know deep down that it isn't my SZA. I have been shy my whole life. So why do I have this desire to blame it on the SZA? I don't know the answer or maybe I'm unwilling to accept the... Read moreChevron

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Schizophrenia is a syndrome characterized by disturbances in emotions, thought, activity, and language, that leaves patients fearful and withdrawn.

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