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Re: Where am I? experiences... Plse help!


Posted by Sammy on June 24, 2000 at 19:33:03:

In Reply to: Where am I? experiences... Plse help! posted by Theresa on June 24, 2000 at 00:23:46:

I AM ABOUT TO SHOOT MY MOUTH OFF FOR SOMETHING I AM VERY ADAMANT ABOUT.
PLEASE DONT DRIVE!!!!!!!
I DO NOT DRIVE... WHY??
I KNOW THAT I AM NOT AN ALERT DRIVER... CONFUSION AND GETTING LOST DROVE ME TO THE DOCTOR. (YOU ARE EXPERIENCING THIS)
I CAN CAUSE AN ACCIDENT JUST BECAUSE I AM STUBBORN AND WANT TO BE "JUST NORMAL LIFE"

MY DAUGHTERS ARE ON THE ROAD, SMALL CHILDREN ARE IN OTHER AUTOMOBILES, MY HUSBAND DRIVES TO AND FROM WORK....
RISKING THEIR LIVES OR OTHER PEOPLES LIVES FOR THE SMALL CHANCE OR SLIM CHANCE THAT WE OR OTHERS WITH THIS PROBLEM WANT TO DRIVE FOR WHAT EVER REASON IS BEING SELFISH..
I LOVE MY FAMILY, I HATE BEING DEPENDANT FOR TRAVEL....
I WOULD RATHER BE A LITTLE INCONVIENCED OR THAT YOU BE INCONVIENCED TO SAVE A LIFE
CAN YOU LIVE WITH YOUR SELF OR GO TO SLEEP AT NITE PEACEFULLY KNOWING YOU WERE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANOTHERS PAIN????
I CANT .... LETS BE CONSIDERATE OF OTHERS, BESIDES OUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY WHO LOVE US WILL UNDERSTAND WHEN WE ASK FOR A RIDE.... THE BENEFIT IS THAT WE GET TO BE CLOSER AND BOND, BETTER FRIENDS ETC.....
PEACE AND SLEEP WELL
SAMMY

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