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Default Does your back or bones hurt when a storm is coming?
I hear load of folks say this all the time. BC (before copaxone) I used to suffer when a storm would head at us. My muscles tighten up, and its not fun. DC (during copaxone) it was there, but dramatically less. now that I am AC (after copaxone) I have noticed that the old pattern is starting to re enter the picture, and I forgot how much it hurt.

Can anyone else tell the weather based on the muscle activity in their bodies? or am I just weird?
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