Section One - Recovery 0AIDE1

[DesertKnight]

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[MatrimKK]

I read the whole thing thrice now!

[jippy99]

If there is anything I can do to help you prepare, I would be glad to do so.  Regardless, I really hope this works out for you.

[Xenocidius]

Intriguing story, but hardly reassuring for someone bad with interviews and aiming for a job at Google.

I hope everything works out for you. Best of luck, DesertDoctor.

[MyNameIsJoey]

But if you're ever feeling blue, just come here and visit us! We'll cheer you up if you need it! ^_^

^ this. You know that some people are closer to you in this community, that they care for you. We will gladly help you in any way possible.

P.S. if you do get the job in the end, you better still come visit us once in a while 

[einherjar145]

Dk, i wish u somethings.

1. Best of luck and if u dont get it, dont be sad. If u do, visit us and then we celebrate.
2. Dont overthink it. Just be yourself.
3. Think of everyone of them as your friends in elements! except mal, he's lethal....

Enjoy! 

[Higurashi]

Long indeed, and sincere as always. That's what makes your writing enjoyable. October huh.. these red tape procedures are always so frustratingly slow. I guess I can understand why the process is so thorough though; you need to have a good grasp of someone if you're going to send them to a hospital.

It's good to exude energies so that the people involved know you're motivated, as long as you can stay calm and appear rational.

I can understand why you look at this as a way of creating a meaning with your life, and while I could say otherwise, I won't. It's probably for the better if you treat it as such.
Don't lose grasp of who you are in this process, DK. I'm confident you can turn to us to remind yourself of that, should you ever need it.

[Kakerlake]

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[MyNameIsJoey]

First of all, I want to thank you, Desert Knight.

This might not be the best place to say this, but a part of my message has to do with this, so i'll do it here anyway.

I've always been a person that is undecided, I never knew what to do, or where to head. before you talked about this, i didnt even know what i wanted to do career-wise.

But reading your speeches somehow set a light in me. No matter what happens, you never give up and that inspires me.

I had a project which was to go study a year in norway, but it all fell apart in my hands : norway is one of the few countries that the university im going to go to doesnt offer student exchange with.

I was devastated, but seeing how you keep going whatever comes at you made me want to keep going to.

I know this will not be possible, so i will try and figure out if I can go to Denmark instead. Wish me luck on this

As for when i was saying i didn't know what to head for for my career, i now found out. I'm going to go for a double-bach in math and math teaching, in 5 years of uni. I know it probably wil be tough to do that, but your story motivated me.

I know I am repeating myself, but I want to thank you, Desert Knight.


The dude that convinced you to make yourself a chat account ( and then probably a forum one)
ji412jo

[ZephyrPhantom]

Never underestimate the luck - part in life!

Seconded. 
You really learn to appreciate luck after you hit low points in life, IMHO.
Wow man, just... wow. You seem to have really put some effort into this, and I wish you the best of luck in your interview. Drop back in chat someday, will you?

+rep.

[einherjar145]

Derpy derpy derp. Well done! . I commend u for remembering everything u could about the 3 days. Well the guy gave u some GOOD advice. And remember, have fun and think of everyone as your elements buddy 

[einherjar145]

I wan.... anyone of those items.

P.S how r u? havent seen u for a while and i miss your waves >.>