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Old 03-12-2010, 09:17 AM #1
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Default I don't think the 'roids are lasting very long...
Sheesh...I'm already having a bit of trouble going up and down the stairs, and my legs hurt during the night, which meant I had to take some zanaflex. I had hoped that the positive effects would last through my Hawaii vacation...now I am worried about what kind of damper it'll put on our activities.
Good thing I'm chubby-I'll float in the ocean, which won't take much energy At least that's something I can do!!
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