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Birthday
1981-07-28
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Male
Location
Florida
Member Since
2005-01-14
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Geek
Real Name
Daniel
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Achievements
Worked on college newspaper and did an internship with the Florida Today. Graduated from university
Anime Fan Since
Fall/Spring of 99/2000
Favorite Anime
Haibane Renmei, Le Chevalier D'eon, Mushi-Shi, RahXephon, Noir, Witchblade, Black Lagoon, X [TV], Hellsing OVA, Ergo Proxy, Bubblegum Crisis 2040, Chrono Crusade, Speed Grapher, Requiem from the Darkness, Hell Girl, Devil Lady, Kurau
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Get a job, hopefully in journalism or something related. Get stories published one day and write novels
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Anime/manga collection, writing, music collection - mostly Progressive Rock/Metal, being a complete Doctor Who fanboy
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Quoting M*A*S*H dialogue from memory.
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Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Well, I survived going outside...
I know, that sounds really terrible. I hate myself for having this anxiety problem, and I hope it's something I can work through. I beat it once, I should be able to again.
Anyway, I dropped grandma off at the doctor's office and decided to take care of my lab work right then, since the lab is just down and across the street. Unfortunately I ended up getting stuck three times; must be because it was a Monday. My veins weren't being cooperative, and the girl who usually draws my blood was having a hard time. She got it in the end though, which I'm glad for because that means I won't have to go back again. At least not for another two weeks.
By the time I drove back to the doctor's office, grandma had just gone in, so I waited with her for the doctor, and while she had her check-up. The doctor was concerned when grandma mentioned the fall she had on Friday, during which she whacked her head on the dishwasher. Even though grandma doesn't want us to make a big fuss, we should keep an eye on her and maybe take her in for a head scan if her headache doesn't go away. Playing it cautious.
So with grandma there to talk to as a distraction, my iPod, and the fact that I had a lot of other stuff on my mind, I managed to survive the trip without having any kind of panic attack. Let's hope this will point the way toward a recovery. For now though, having someone with me as a distraction is a good idea.
Thanks to all who care enough about me and my problems =)
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