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Old 03-15-2013, 12:59 PM #6
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Hi Erin..........So sorry you're having a troubling time. Seems to be the nature of this beast. You possibly could be having more symptoms since running the temperature and being sick. Your body is telling you it needs more rest, so take advantage of those naps. Hopefully you'll feel better soon, and yes, I think it was a good idea to call the neuro just to check in.

Take care and we'll pray this will soon pass.
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