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Context: and i mean her friends do care about her , but thinking about it .. i guess they all have other best friends also so i do n't know how commited they are to her . and i do n't know much about her home life but from what i learned so far and observed today , she is kind of an outsider . 
Question: How may she be feeling right now ?
Sad.

Context: Or the bed I still have to buy . Orrr the fact I ' m getting myself into more and more debt ( I needed groceries , awesome ) . Being vaguely independent and not getting paid much blows . Oh , random , I ran into a girl who graduated with me . She started her own production company , is going to Thailand in 15 days to backpack around with her boyfriend and shoot stock footage , and the documentary she made in grade 12 is being turned into a feature - length movie . 
Question: Why might the narrator have been depressed by the encounter with their classmate ?
The classmate is doing rather better than them.

Context: FIRST OF ALL ... Urine samples / CT scan all came back negative . No stroke , no uti 's ! The neurologist who checked it all over advised that it was his belief that what happened to her this morning was a result of her blood sugar . I signed her out because I could not stand to see my mother agitated / uncomfortable / etc lying on a hospital bed if NOTHING was wrong w / her . 
Question: What potential ailments have the doctors ruled out ?

They have ruled out a stroke .