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Old 01-16-2009, 03:29 PM #1
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Deb- I never bothered to get copies of test results because I never dreamed the headache this would become. I love my dairy cheese but use lots of soy milk on my cereal. I've read they are often a problem for those with gluten issues. I do hope I'm not sensitive to something else.

Jaspar- My family doctor told me it takes two years for nerves to heal. That explained to me why my rheumatologist said give my symptoms that long to go away. I'm supposed to take a multi vitamin and extra vitamin D. I remember for a while and then I forget. I'm in forget mode right now. I know I felt this way though when I was taking them.
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