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To put it in perspective, there are people who run waaaaaay worse than you. They're the people who the wheel of fate ensured they were born into poverty and AIDS in Africa. They're the people that get hit by lightning twice in the same year. They're the people who lose their entire family due to a bunch of independently unlikely accidents. And yes, there must be people who run worse in poker than you.
There's about a 1:25,000 probability of this happening. There are many more poker players than that and far more people in the world than there are poker players. Thus, there are surely people running even more improbably bad.
Don't get me wrong, this still sucks. It frightens me that there's nothing I could do about it if it ended up happening to me. But you can take some consolation in resigning yourself to the fact that someone has to exist on the wrong side of variance, but at least you're not even further to that side than you already are.
In my opinion, OP should think about how there is someone out there who has run as good as he has run bad
See, the world is not such a terrible place, some people are very very lucky
Think about them and be happy!
Why concentrate on the negative!