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Old 04-24-2013, 07:36 PM #4
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Thank you, LH. The pain I am feeling does seem similar to what you describe. I've never read much about TM before. I think I should give that a try. I also suffer from severe pain in all the muscles on the left side of my body, as well as having abdominal symptoms, along with exhaustion and a few other things. Maybe this will help lead me in the right direction. Thanks again!
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