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Date Posted: 02:51:49 01/15/03 Wed
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Subject: it's called puberty mandi! lol! i don't think adults realize how much stress we actually have to deal with. but just think, in 10 years you're lives will most likely rawk, so don't worry about it chicas.. just be brave! :o)
In reply to: Ally 's message, "Story" on 02:16:27 01/15/03 Wed


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[> Ally, that was a great thing to post :o). That guy finally realized how life is such a blessing...but it was too late for him. Imagine that being you, its horrifying. Guys pleae don't take this lightly, everyone knows teenage years STINK, but we will all get through it, with the help of eachother :o) -- Aimala, 02:54:18 01/15/03 Wed (cache-dm05.proxy.aol.com/205.188.209.73)

>Hey Girls, I know we've been having some people who've
>been depressed lately, not just yesterday but a while
>before that too! My anatomy teacher told us this story
>today, it's true, and the man in it is one of her &
>her husband's friends. I hope it'll make someone
>realize how much they have to live for.
>
>There was a man that worked in a gym. He was always a
>prety happy guy, but lately, he was getting depressed.
>He thought nothing was going right, and he was
>stressed out about everything in his life.
>The man finally got so desperate that he decided to
>end his life. He went out that night, and took a lot
>of pills, alcohol, more pills, and more alcohol. He
>then went home and went to bed with no intention of
>waking up in the morning. He left his family & friends
>a note, and made one last phone call.
>Miraculously, the next morning, the man woke up.
>Surprised and thrilled that he didn't die, he told
>himself that it was meant to be. He realized how much
>his life meant to him. He went to work that day, happy
>to be alive and convinced that he was going to turn
>his life around.
>The man was still feeling a little sick, and his
>co-workers certainly noticed. Everyone was coming up
>to him and telling him that he looked awful.
>The man was dead two days later.
>The combination of alcohol and pills stayed in his
>system, killing him even days after his suicide
>attempt.
>
>I hope that will help some of you who have ever
>thought about ending your lives think again. There are
>so many people who love you, and even though you don't
>realize it, things will improve, they will get better,
>and you will pull your way through! There's always
>light at the end of the tunnel.


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