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Old 09-12-2010, 10:37 PM #11
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On day 3 of a 12-day taper, following my 5-day course at 1000 mg.

Have gained 7 lbs in those 8 days (the 7 lbs I worked so hard at losing the previous 3 weeks). But, I haven't put back any of the 2" that I'd lost in my waist, so, I'm hoping it will disappear after the prednisone is finished.

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