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Old 09-14-2009, 12:45 AM #1
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Default Mild Relapse...I guess.

Not sure what happened to me in church today. Felt fine when I got there. Throughout the service I just became so uncomfortable and was burning. When we went go I was so weak and not able to walk without a lot of help from my dh. Almost didn't make it to the car.

I slept all afternoon and am getting around much better now. it really wasn't hot. But I have been under a lot of stress lately. So not sure what brought it on. But sure hope when I wake up in the morning I am still feeling better.

I just read B2U's post and agree things sure come on fast and give us reminders of what we are dealing with!
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