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Awake in Iraq ( Tired )

I sleep, not in comfort, but exaustion.

I wake to find myself suffocating, the dust rests in my lungs.

I panic to breathe as I once did.

I cough, hack, wheeze..and I dont even have allergies.

Though a full nights sleep was atained, nothing from it was gained.

I am tired, i am tired.....i .. a..m.. .... ...tire..d

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On Thursday June 19th, 2008, Daughter_Of_The_Moon (203) writes:

SPC Foley, Heather 697 E Bultman, AVE. Fort Stewart GA, 31314 That's my mailing address if you ever need to write, and please, if you ever want to get me yours. I know how it is to get something in the mail to just make that next day worth it! -Heather-

On Tuesday June 17th, 2008, freudian-slip (403) writes:

this might sound off but do you have any access to a mental health doc there? i mean close? g

On Tuesday June 17th, 2008, DyingForYourRights (132) writes:

yes i do its right accross the street, all I right is an outward expression of an inward impression.

On Monday June 16th, 2008, Trigger (123) writes:

Hat's off to you. If all goes well, I should be over there myself sometime next year. I'll be shipping off for marine basic, hopefully, by September. Take care of yourself.

On Monday June 16th, 2008, downstream (95) writes:

I can only begin to imagine.... - much respect and admiration, ~Downstream~

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