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Old 03-30-2010, 06:55 PM #9
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Sal, I beg to differ (PALLEEEEEEEZZZZZEEEEEE!!!!!!! let me differ!!!), IVSM still helps me when I feel like I've been run over by 11+ military tanks instead of 10. A three or four day course gives me enough of a lift in energy and coordination, it really helps me out of that quagmire. Since SP, the most I've had is two 3-day courses in the same 12-month period.
OK OK, ya little brat, I'll let ya have yer IVSM fix. It means that you are having inflamation, so, maybe you haven't had the full SPMS transformation.

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