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Old 04-07-2008, 10:31 AM #8
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I'm with you RP, trying to figure out when to call the doc and when to take steroids, when is it a flair.

I'm in a flair now with my legs filled with jello and feeling like they're going to give out any minute, and my arms feel much the same. I'm also feeling a couple other minor things, but since I can still function and haven't gone numb or anything, I figure I'll try to wait this one out.

Like I told my husband when I picked up my walking stick. "It will either get better or worse. If it gets worse, I'll call the doctor."
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