I need to start over and I don't know where to begin.
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I've never heard of anything for people over 55, but there are free tuition programs for people over 65.  Look into your local colleges and ask if they have any programs.  Also, there are college advising programs/services that can be accessed on the internet.  It could never hurt to ask a financial aid advisor you're interested in programs.
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Create a new one, or just do what the person above me said
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YOu got some work to do.  \n\nStart---Control Panel---Add or Remove Programs---and get going
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reset your computer. go to PC world and buy a copy of XP home or XP pro and re-install it. it will delete everything on your hard drive and u can have a fresh start with the pc
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You should not concern yourself with fixing the past but focus on fixing the here and now and the futre. \n\nIn the past two months you have posted many questions. You have said that you are 16, 17 & 18. You have talked about Skye going to the same high school as you and about how he went ot a private school and sad bad things about the school you went to. You have said that you lost your Grandma 4 yrs ago when you were 11 but that would make you 15 and not 16, 17, & 18. \n\nYou have said that you have been having 3 hours home tuition and 5 hours home tuition. \n\nIt sems to me that your past is a mass of confusion. \n\nI would think about discussing your concerns with your Doctor and getting some help or counselling to get your life on track and start buildig a future.
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CUT IT OFF AND START OVER .
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In last years' nests there are no birds this year.  In other words, do not look to the past, look only to the future.  No matter what you choose, the journey begins with the first step.  Take it and don't look back.\n\nBelieve in yourself.  Otherwise nobody else will.  Do not let a piece of paper (judgment) affect what you do with your life and your future.  So make a difference.
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not advised. you may want to talk to someone you trust like a friend, family member or counselor about how to move on with your life and find someone local who can love you back.
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You should talk to him and see if things can be worked out.  From what you said, you did what you needed to at the time and it was probably best for both of you.  He even sounds like he handled it the way a guy who loves you should have.  What you have to realize though is that you are now starting over again so don't compare anything between the two of you to what it was before.  Things will be different and you both will have to adjust.
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You lost everything.\nIt is over and out.\nStart a fresh beginning.
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you could try going through friends re-united...it may be worth a try
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I have been through the same thing.  Several months of trying to find out what happened to my records and in the end all i could do was to start over with a new doctor..........i hope things pan out better for you than they did me
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I don't know why you put up with that kind of treatment my lady.  First thing, if you have not yet done it, is to give up your drug habit.  Next, get rid of him completely.  He is a bad influence and you will not be able to reestablish your life again until you rid yourself of bad influences.  There is nothing wrong with starting over\n\nI also would suggest that he, and maybe you, get some treatment or at least see a doctor about depression.  I am a depressive and I know that I have felt the same way about myself and asked my wife the same questions, and often depression is masked, or dealt with at least with alcohol and/or drugs.  In my case it was alcohol.\n\nDo these things, a rehab if necessary, but at least a circle of people who you can talk to and share your problems with and get the support you need to help you along the way.\n\nYou are not masochistic, you are probably depressed and just need to feel better about yourself and get your life back on track.  You have taken the first step by reaching out for advice, that proves you want help.  I wish you all the luck and perserverance in the world.  remember, you are not alone.\n\nPeace and love
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If you want to start over then just reformat the drive and reinstall Win XP
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yes there are women like you... lots of them... are you afraid of taking risks because you were hurt in the past? i know it might kinda hurt you again if you try to change but wounds wouldn't heal if you don't try to find solutions to your problems, yes, starting again is such a hassle but just try to think positive... don't just let yourself be bound by old memories... be strong... move on and face the world... God bless! :)
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Hey, here is a good start.  This should be a lot of help to you.
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Please find a qualified therapist/counselor and get professional guidance.  They can help you understand how you got to where you are and therefore, how to move forward to change it.  \n\nI would also like to suggest a book that may be very helpful to you called: "Count Your Blessings", by Dr. John Demartini.  It is published in the U.S. (available at Amazon.com), but it may also be available in your country because Dr. Demartini now resides there part-time.  It is a wonderful book and can help you balance your perceptions about what happened to you.  \n\nOften we only see the negatives and fail to understand that even in the worst of circumstances, there are always positives that help balance things.  When we do manage to see the balance, that can help us to move forward and overcome the negatives - even terrible negatives.\n\nBest wishes and good luck!