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Old 09-15-2009, 04:36 PM #2
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I too hate the MRI. I find that covering my eyes helps a lot! I make sure to bring my sleep mask or eye goggles, or have them put a wash cloth over my eyes BEFORE they snap on that head thing. With a bit of Xanax, or some Ativan, i can usually get through it.

Glad you got something for the fatigue.
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