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Old 01-31-2014, 12:55 AM #6
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If the problems remain for very long at all, it would be very wise to have yourself looked at. I hope that you never have known or will know the problems that can come from not doing so. If the problems have lessened, they may still be important.
If you are alright now, that is what matters most. Don't wait to see a professional if you truly feel that you should-emotionally and physically.
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