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Old 11-06-2008, 07:30 PM #2
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Hi bbird! I don't have much to offer....just an "ear" to listen. This is such a baffling disease with many strange symptoms in each one of us. Some people wait years for a definite diagnosis.

This certainly isn't very encouraging, but wanted to let you know we're here if you have any questions or just want to vent!

Good luck!!!!!!!
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