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    np426z
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    ....which was both dull and hard work at the same time.

    My runs were horrid - god knows why, maybe I'm dying - swims the same,
    conversations dull beyond belief, weather was stinky, boys annoying, food
    bland, sleeps fitful, opinions lifeless.

    I know it's *me*, 'cause everyone else seemed to be having fun. Why do we
    slink into sucky moods, I wonder? Stars in the wrong place? Hormone
    imbalance? Natural reaction to being perky most of the time?

    Acually, I know wherein the problem lies. Mr Guilt. A friend recently
    ended his life and I feel *hugely* guilty that I didn't do more to help him.
    Rationalisation rarely works at moments like this, so I think I'll wallow in
    self-loathing for a few more days. Expect harsh posts.

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  2. Gregg Fowler
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    Go to a doctor you idiot. :-)

    "np426z" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    ...which was both dull and hard work at the same time.

    My runs were horrid - god knows why, maybe I'm dying - swims the same,
    conversations dull beyond belief, weather was stinky, boys annoying, food
    bland, sleeps fitful, opinions lifeless.

    I know it's *me*, 'cause everyone else seemed to be having fun. Why do


    we

    Quoted message said:

    slink into sucky moods, I wonder? Stars in the wrong place? Hormone
    imbalance? Natural reaction to being perky most of the time?

    Acually, I know wherein the problem lies. Mr Guilt. A friend recently
    ended his life and I feel *hugely* guilty that I didn't do more to help


    him.

    Quoted message said:

    Rationalisation rarely works at moments like this, so I think I'll wallow


    in

    Quoted message said:

    self-loathing for a few more days. Expect harsh posts.

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  3. np426z
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    "Gregg Fowler" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Go to a doctor you idiot. :-)

    I *am* a doctor, you buffoon.

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  4. Miss Anne Thrope
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    Gee, harsh posts from a jogger sound scary...........like puppy kisses.

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  5. TheBillRodgerz
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    Go to a doctor you idiot. :-)

    He needs a shrink.

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  6. TheBillRodgerz
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    I *am* a doctor, you buffoon.

    FAUX dr.

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  7. TheBillRodgerz
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    .like puppy kisses.

    "frenchies" or regular?

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  8. onemarathon
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    In article <[email hidden]>,

    np426z said:

    ...which was both dull and hard work at the same time.

    My runs were horrid - god knows why, maybe I'm dying - swims the same,
    conversations dull beyond belief, weather was stinky, boys annoying, food
    bland, sleeps fitful, opinions lifeless.

    I know it's *me*, 'cause everyone else seemed to be having fun. Why do we
    slink into sucky moods, I wonder? Stars in the wrong place? Hormone
    imbalance? Natural reaction to being perky most of the time?

    Acually, I know wherein the problem lies. Mr Guilt. A friend recently
    ended his life and I feel *hugely* guilty that I didn't do more to help him.
    Rationalisation rarely works at moments like this, so I think I'll wallow in
    self-loathing for a few more days. Expect harsh posts.

    really sorry about your friend.

    i believe you answered your own question though.... this is a big thing
    that obviously affects you deeply. expect to feel less than great for a
    while, but you will "slink" out of it. mustn't blame yourself. i know
    that's a natural response for all involved, but this was more about your
    friend than you. it's not always obvious that something like this is
    coming.

    hang in there, keep on running, and you'll be OK.

    Cam

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  9. teknofyle
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    For the uninitiated, what type of "faux" doctor are we talking about?
    Chiropractor? Optometrist? Ph.D?

    Not to make a judgement on any of the doctor-worthiness of any of the above,
    but I have seen the reference before.

    "TheBillRodgerz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I *am* a doctor, you buffoon.

    FAUX dr.

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  10. TheBillRodgerz
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    For the uninitiated, what type of "faux" doctor are we talking about?
    Chiropractor? Optometrist? Ph.D?

    Faux MD.

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  11. np426z
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    "Miss Anne Thrope" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Gee, harsh posts from a jogger sound scary...........like puppy kisses.

    Hi, MAT. Been on your hols?

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  12. np426z
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    "TheBillRodgerz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I *am* a doctor, you buffoon.

    FAUX dr.

    Sorry. *Pretend* doctor.

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  13. TheBillRodgerz
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    Sorry. *Pretend* doctor.

    Well I was close.

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  14. SPQR
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    "np426z" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    ...which was both dull and hard work at the same time.

    My runs were horrid - god knows why, maybe I'm dying - swims the same,
    conversations dull beyond belief, weather was stinky, boys annoying, food
    bland, sleeps fitful, opinions lifeless.

    I know it's *me*, 'cause everyone else seemed to be having fun. Why do we
    slink into sucky moods, I wonder? Stars in the wrong place? Hormone
    imbalance? Natural reaction to being perky most of the time?

    Acually, I know wherein the problem lies. Mr Guilt. A friend recently
    ended his life and I feel *hugely* guilty that I didn't do more to help him.
    Rationalisation rarely works at moments like this, so I think I'll wallow in
    self-loathing for a few more days. Expect harsh posts.

    Gin and tonic.

    Quoted message said:
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    Quoted message said:

    >


    SPQR
    <<<<

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  15. gentolm
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    vodka is my cure
    really when laura died ( she posted here) i could not run ( did not run)
    for about a week. Not really sure but had no desire to get out. slowly
    so slowly i found my legs again and started slow and started running . i
    'feel 4 you. be carefull out there
    plodzilla

    np426z said:


    ...which was both dull and hard work at the same time.

    My runs were horrid - god knows why, maybe I'm dying - swims the same,
    conversations dull beyond belief, weather was stinky, boys annoying, food
    bland, sleeps fitful, opinions lifeless.

    I know it's *me*, 'cause everyone else seemed to be having fun. Why do we
    slink into sucky moods, I wonder? Stars in the wrong place? Hormone
    imbalance? Natural reaction to being perky most of the time?

    Acually, I know wherein the problem lies. Mr Guilt. A friend recently
    ended his life and I feel *hugely* guilty that I didn't do more to help him.
    Rationalisation rarely works at moments like this, so I think I'll wallow in
    self-loathing for a few more days. Expect harsh posts.

    Report
  16. T
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    Where were you running? In Iraq?

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