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Old 07-29-2008, 10:27 AM #5
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Yes, FinLady! Exactly! Disorientation and sensory overload! I’ve been groping for words to describe it. The closest that I have come is to describe it as feeling like I never totally wake up, or sometimes I just feel just like I just woke up all day long. I have an appointment with my Neurologist tomorrow. I am really going to mention it. I’m also going to ask for LDN. If I can’t get it through him, I may just find other means. I have read testimonials by people who said it was of great help for cog-fog.
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