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Old 01-31-2013, 04:22 AM #2
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No, I do not call for those - only for times when I believe I am entering a true flare. MD and I are in agrement. He states that with self care and taking it easy a pseudoex will calm down (sort of like my body telling me "Hey Jane, you are pushing me too far or the stress is too much")

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