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Date: 7/3/2002 1:45:00 AM
From Authorid: 57424
i did lose my memories of my childhood. i was in an accident when i was 13 and cant remember a thing from then back. losing those was one of the worst things to ever happen to me. for the last 17 years ive tried to find everyone who knew me then to fill in the blanks. losing ones memory really sucks. Darklord |
Date: 7/3/2002 1:47:00 AM ( From Author ) From Authorid: 8374 Darklord..I'm sorrie that had to happen to you..but I don't know about me..don't know would that suck or not =\ |
Date: 7/3/2002 4:31:00 AM From Authorid: 55191 You can spend your whole life wondering about all the "what if"s that COULD have been, but weren't. Meanwhile, life is moving on and leaving u behind. While u are being depressed and thinking about how dumb u are, you are most likely not doing any school work so u DON'T fail those courses next year, working now to make it easier for later. It sounds like you need to look on the brighter side of life. I said that to someone once, and all they could say that there wasn't a brighter side of their life to look on, and right off the top of my head, i could tell him at least ten things i envied him for, ten things i liked him for and ten things he had that i wanted. So when u say your life it really bad, you are only comparing it to a standard that isn't your own - maybe u campare yourself to the rest of the people in your grade at school, and all u see are people who all have better memories, who all are in the classes a level above you. But there must be people who are in your class too - there wouldn't be just a special class made up for "That dumb Pixie Angel". You are not the only one at your level, and there is always someone who is worse off than you, always something in your life which is good if u look at it the right way. Start the day with a smile and it might just be returned to you and stay there for the rest of the day. - Girly Eyez |
Date: 7/3/2002 8:07:00 AM From Authorid: 42522 I wish I could do the same thing Pixie Angel. Im in the same situation. I feel for ya =) |
Date: 7/3/2002 8:10:00 AM
From Authorid: 46139
You know don't feel bad because I was just like you infact I still have trouble with giving directions and people still laugh at me.It takes time I remember people giving me rides home and me not knowing how to tell them to get to my own house.It wasn't until I learned how to drive that I learned how to get to my own house;then after that I learned how to get to my own house;then to the store and then other places. However I still don't know how to take alternate routes to anything or if I'm riding with someone and they take me somewhere where I have never been before or they have taken me several times I won't remember how to get there. My husband got angry at me the other day because I was driving and I kept asking him which way to turn to get on the highway and we went the same way everyday but I never really paid attention because i wasn't driving and that might be your problem to;as for school I had the same worries when I graduated or was about to graduate. You have to realise that worrying wont make the situation any better; if you have to take the courses over than take them over in the summer so that you can graduate,find out if there is anything that you can do to be able to graduate with your class if not then take summer classes and everything will workout.I'm not the smartest person in the world and I'm in college the most important thing is DON'T GIVE UP!! stick to those rules and you shall never fail. PS.Yes I have wished I lost my memory sometimes because there are somethings in my life that I'm better off not knowing and I know my life would be much better if I could forget. *OSHEN* |
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