On Fri, 9 Jul 2010 07:51:42 GMT, "Kremlin" <kgb@kremlin.ru> wrote:
>Your help regarding my depression was as useful as it was completely unseen
>by me until several days later.
>
>It got really bad. I was starting to talk about myself in the past tense.
>
>Not as an excuse, but as an explanation, this affliction is not something I
>have been able to truly contol with drugs. It comes in another form
>sometimes when I am medicated and that explains, but does not excuse, my
>sometimes rude and abrasive comments to people whom I should be much more
>loving with.
Hello Kremlin,
I'm so happy that you are feeling better these days. Certainly all the
activities you've been pursuing will keep you interested and
refreshed. I encourage you to continue employing your right hand
strategies. It can be rewarding and that sortof exercise gives the
heart a good workout too.
>Now I'm wondering if your help was just to get me "over the hump" or if you
>might guide me in some other "arenas".
In fact, I am certain that I have the answers you seek and more that
you will find benficial and therapeutic. But as your Doctor, I have to
follow insurance regulations and legal guidelines. You will need to
schedule a consultation with me beofre I can write you a prescription
for what you need. Your particular arenas are very common and should
give you no cause for concern. However, the key to solving those types
of puzzles are often complicated and confusing. During our consulation
you will see what I mean.
>Arena #1
>I have lately taken up the sport of hunting. I was out recently with my
>rifle aimed at a furry critter when I suddenly realized the sign posted said
>that it was not "wabbit season". So I could not bag anything that day
>because I didn't have the right ammo. You may know of the flying prey I was
>hunting and if so, perhaps you know where I can get the ammo I need to tell
>the tales I'd like to about my next attempt to hunt there.
>
>I think the place is mostly desolate, the location having been shared openly
>here and there. I don't like giving away choice spots without knowing if
>it's correct to do so.
>
>Arena#2
>In the same place you recommended I enjoy some good sleep and a meal in the
>morning afterward, I discovered that the keys to one of the rooms, which I
>thought I could find by asking the regular inhabitants as you suggested,
>were not included in the set I was given. Is that a room for which you have
>a key? Also, the regulars gave me keys to room# 56, I was told there were
>rowdy times there. but I could not find that room anywhere. If it's off
>site, maybe you know where it is.
>
>I hope I'm not asking too much.
>
>These days, though it seems people really are as busy as ever, they are also
>becoming so private and it's hard to get ahold of them, always moving from
>one thing to another. Y'know?
I agree, Kremlin. Today's new technologies are a wonder though. They
offer many rewards and provide benefits with much more safety than was
previously available. Getting the hang of these new technologies may
seem daunting to a neophyte, or a troglodyte like myself, but once you
grasp the concept you can be off an running in no time.
Please see my secretary, Ms. Headers to schedule an appointment.
Until then, stay safe,
Doc
NP-f31
Pediatric Urologist ;)
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