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Old 12-11-2009, 12:40 PM #11
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What exactly do you feel when you feel it wears off?
Really tired and can't move at all. Last week I got real grumpy too! I think I'm going to be jonesing for my infusion every month as well.

Although I may be going through menopause. Anyone had experience with taking hormones? Does it help and is it hard to balance them?
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