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You're in luck, B2Y! You could've posted this last week, I would've read it and looked at it today as if for the first time .

It IS very interesting, and I think he's right. I've never been prone to depression, but since MS has gotten worse, the harder it is to fight it off (even with AD's). Thanks for posting this. It helps me to feel less guilty for feeling this way.
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