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Old 03-01-2010, 02:31 PM #1
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Unhappy Bleah kind of day!
The muscle/nerve under my left eye is twitching, my head is hurting, my right eye is still annoying me, my left side is hurting/stiffer more than normal, problems with hemorrhoids/fissures have been back or a few days, and I am tired! When I am this tired, I sometimes have trouble pronouncing a few words correctly in class. Oh and I am a little dizzy.



Just thought I would share with someone. Aren’t you glad I chose all of you?

I am going to go lay down now.
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