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Old 11-15-2008, 01:24 PM #7
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Hi Erin,
I don't have any better advice than what's already been given. I just wanted to tell you I hope you feel better soon and that you get some rest. Extra sleep and rest really does help things. I'd also be looking to steroids as a very last resort due to all the side effects. Try doing something that you find relaxing to take your mind off things. I know how hard it is not to constantly be thinking about any new symptoms.
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