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I'm a lazy person, i've been lazy for several years. it seems like i have to push myself to do work at home and at school. could something be wrong?
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Possible.: Lazy might be the wrong word? Maybe you have weakness or depression or fatigue. It is reasonable to sit down with your doc and see if we can't identify an underlying cause.
Answered 2/14/2013
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