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Old 01-20-2013, 09:42 PM #7
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Fingers crossed and hoping that all goes well with the steroids and that you start to feel much better soon.

I remember thinking that I was never going to feel 'normal' again - it took a long time, and maybe I have forgotten what 'normal' really felt like - but things did improve a lot. Sure it is a roller-coaster, but you learn to appreciate the good when it is there.

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