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Old 12-16-2011, 07:43 AM #8
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Hi Kitty

I am so sorry that you are having a hard time. Your body has had quite a shock - be gentle with it, sleep when you need it, try and make sure you are being gentle with YOU, and make sure you are giving your body all of the good things that it needs.

I hope that this hasn't triggered an exacerbation.

Look after you

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