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Posted by dexedrineilov on December 20, 2004, at 17:46:09
After being on many drugs over the last nine years,including dexamfetamine which im still on,i take meth,this makes me out-going,loud,say things to all,yet with the anti-sycotics i have gone from 12 st to 20 in 2 years...i wont go out,visit people,none of my clothes fit...i really want to fall asleep and never wake up.....the only thing i love is my golden retriever,i couldnt leave him,not yet.
Posted by Fallen4MyT on December 20, 2004, at 17:55:49
In reply to Deep inside i want to die......, posted by dexedrineilov on December 20, 2004, at 17:46:09
I am glad you have your Golden Retriever to keep you here...and that you love your dog enough to stay... I use to work in GR rescue and had a few goldens myself..They are very loyal dogs and loving ....what I know best about this breed is they love deeply and even after many years in a new home you can still tell they want and miss their first owners..So I am glad you have that dog to keep you here and hope someday you want to stay for you and not only your dog. You are a blessing to one another. I have a new dog and am making him homemade dog biscuits for xmas bone shaped and all....I love pets they are so sweet and pure.
Posted by Jai Narayan on December 20, 2004, at 19:40:03
In reply to Deep inside i want to die......, posted by dexedrineilov on December 20, 2004, at 17:46:09
I totally know about that fall asleep and not wake up.
It has quite a pull.
but I just know there's more to that than just falling asleep.
it all sounds so innocent and easy.
I just know there's a hitch.
The easy road just ain't so easy.
My bones tell me that "in one way or another" there is a payback.I think if you can ride it out there might be more at the end of the rainbow.
I know your dog would be happy...so would we.
Jai
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