Did it make you feel better? Did it work? Will you ever do it again?
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Worst:  "I feel fine" as I pass out from an accidental blow (also later found out there was some internal bleeding).  I don't think anyone believed me.  I hope I don't have to ever do it again!\n\nOn a lighter note...Best:  "That's so fascinating!"  "Wonderful!"  Blah blah blah.  That's just when I have allowed myself to become one half of a bland conversation.  However, I do feel good about making the other person feel good.  Besides, you have to be nice to weird people because they are weird, and you don't know what they will do because they're weird.  I do it often enough, and I sort of have to anyways.
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ur welcome .....hiii i am Mark ......my friend has used it .....its very effective really.................try it ...it ll make a difference...
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Yes.  I was deployed to Iraq for 12 months.  I got home back in Jan. of this year.  Being that I was the one who was there; I don't really notice any changes in myself.  But other people have told me that I'm a lot more laid back than I used to be.  Before I went over seas I used to get pissed over anything and everything, and now apparently; I don't sweat the small shit.\nYes, I would absolutely do it again.  Being over there was a wonderful experience.  Don't get me wrong; I had my fair share of "bad days", but looking back I wouldn't change any of the choices that I've made.  And that includes enlisting.
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WHY do you want to kill yourself sometimes? Or do you have no logical reason for feeling depressed? I have found that it is always slightly better when there is an excuse that makes sense because you have something to blame.\n\nI was depressed for several years, and came close to attempting suicide several times. Nothing that should have made me THAT depressed, just lack of friends and upset about poor grades. Unfortunately, I found myself holding a pocketknife to my wrist just the same.\n\nThe trick, for me at least, was doing the exact opposite of what I wanted to do. I really just felt like shutting myself in my room and crying or sleeping or playing computer games all day. It was a cycle: I would do this, my life would suck, I would be so depressed about how I was such a loser that I would do this. I doubt you are in the same cycle, but most depressed people are in some sort of emotional feedback loop, whether they put themselves there or not.\n\nOne day I said "%$#@ THIS!". I gave away all my computer games. I began approaching people and attempting to socialize, even though I lacked social skills and this was incredibly painful in ways I can't begin to describe. The truth is I have still not completely cured my natural antisocial tendencies, but I am A LOT better than before.\n\nIdentify your feedback loop. Break it by any means necessary, and you will be free.
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It is helpful. As with alot of mental disablities depression can come and go easy. So you may be able to take someone and 'cheer them up.' and than as soon as your drop them off they are meloncholy again.
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i use it in many occasion \nespecially when i am very depressed \nand it give me a great relief when i add to it "help me"
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This is so funny! So refreshing to hear of another hubby with a sense of humor. Did it work? \n\nThank your lucky stars you don't have me! I was upset at my hubby years ago when he wanted me to rub his back with Icy Hot. I lovingly did that for him even though I was mad at him at the time right before bedtime. We went to bed and I spooned behind him gently and lovingly cupping his "jewels" in my hand as I always had. The only difference was that I hadn't washed my hands. I know I'll probably get raked over the coals from you guys out there but it WAS funny. He was "dancing in the sheets". Get it? He forgave me though as I did him for what he'd done.
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Hey Ma,  I have ...\n\nRecommendation: Do it with people you know who have done it before.  They will help you understand what you are feeling and how to deal... Good times, though... \n\nGood place to be: anywhere really, just make sure you are with friends and DRINK LOTS OF WATER!
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my question is how do you feel about it . If you are happy then is ok
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I've had it but it didn't seem to help with my depression. As a matter of fact I don't know why but it seemed to make me even more withdrawed. I don't think that helped much but it was from expierence
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I have tried it and it works very well- sort of like an upper to make you feel happy.
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Not at first, but after a month or two you will feel a difference.  Good Luck
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just do it whit your better feelings and it will work , you'll see
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i had one done on my upper back it wasn't to bad it did hurt but not as much has i thought it would ...it didn't help me much but then it will be diff for other ppl ... i hope it helps your pain i know how it feels
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yes i have and would love to try again
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Yes.. I did.. I didn't get a lot of gas.. but any more gas is too much..\n\nYes it worked.. I lost 12 lbs the first week.. the other 4 the next.. quit diet... metobolism was sped up too much.. and I lost lots of muscle, felt weak, lost an additional 5 lbs in another week.. after being off diet.. ended up a grand total of 10 lbs underweight before the lbs quit sluffing off, and very sick, took forever to regain strength and muscle and an equalized metabolism again.. every one thought I had anorexia.. and told me to eat.. I was eating by the truck loads, and I couldn't gain it back fast enough.. but yes the weight stayed off for about 1 year and a half.. then I started staying at my weight i should have been at.. plus about 4 lbs to make me feel healthier
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Yes. It calms you big time. Try it!!