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Tuesday, December, 02, 2008

Unique unto myself

by  David Robbins
Monday, September 29, 2008
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I have been diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder. I speak at...

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 I wrote this as a comment to one of Carolyn's shareposts.  I decided to expand on it in a sharepost. My family doesn't support me, now, then, or ever. I've wanted their support for many years. They don't discuss my "condition". The family is a trigger for me. They are my biggest problem. Until recently, I've begun to really accept that. I don't need their acceptance or their good graces. I'm trying to work past the past. I want and need to let go of my pride and  get on with my life.

  I'm not sure if I wrote this before, I had to let go of my older brother. The fear he caused has crippled me for years. I faced a raging dog, head on and came out the better.

  Sz has rocked my world for many a year. It's changed me. I'm a better man because of sz. Early on in my sz career I let others define me. I looked at others so I could incorporate them into me. In actuality I lost myself. I don't recall when I started to look for the real me. In AA they say "take what you want and leave the rest." I still to this day do alot of inner soul searching. I'm weeding out the negative and replacing with good wholesome values.

  I am what I am says Popeye. I'm redefining who I am. I'm rewritng the book of Dave. I am unique unto my self. I accept who and what I've become.

 

 Peace,

 

         Dave

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