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Old 11-20-2008, 04:50 PM #13
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I guess that's part of the learning curve: when should I freak out? I know I've done it myself Sorry to hear you're still not feeling much better. You might be right, you might need steroids for this one to get some relief.

It's not surprising you feel like you're probably freaking out at this point, probably because you haven't had a break in your symptoms. Hope you get some relief soon.
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