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Old 05-04-2010, 03:11 AM #12
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Default Erin,
I hope you get the IVs started soon. Hopefully they will help. Maybe they will get you either some Lyrica or something else that would give you some relief.

Sound like you have a LOT of stress right now. I feel like that also makes the sx that much worse. Stress seems to settle in whatever part of your body is already having troubles.

Let us know how things are going this week for you!

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