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Posted by emerging on December 30, 2001 at 19:31:23:Things sort of fell apart in my job some weeks back. I was able to change to a much, much better department. But sorting out my feelings in the one, learning the new job, and adapting to new personalities in the new position, just about did me in. During that time, my skin felt creepy, this smell (now I am not sure that there ever was one) in the new office made me want to vomit, and I would have to back away from my husband's deep resonant voice it seemed so loud. I stopped taking adderall to see if that was the cause of it, but I was wondering if anybody else ever had experienced anything like that before.
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