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Old 03-10-2012, 01:42 PM #21
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I'm revisiting this thread because, I am suffering more fatigue lately. I barely was able to finish my PT/OT this morning.

It occured to me, as I was cleaning and applying my BBP (DR salve), that all that redness means some infection and any infection W/MSers = Weakness/fatigue..

I hope this D.R. heals fast and I can go back to just feeling the usual fatigue. I want to feel better. stronger and happier.
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