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You should do a symptom diary whenever you start getting new and weird symptoms. I keep meaning to do it, but forget to write stuff down. This would have been a good thing to have at the neuro's office last week, because I couldnt remember all the little piddly weirdo symptoms that I'd been having...at least I remembered the big stuff...numb legs and twitchy eyeballs.
I know, I did write down what I could remember after my last post to you.
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