having that dreaded sign of a possible flare - is there a way to stop it?

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08-19-2009, 10:23 AM

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SandyC

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SandyC

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I am praying it has a lot to do with the humid weather your having. If Jim is out in that stuff it takes him about a week to start feeling better. It's like once it happens he goes down for the count, it zaps all of his energy. He's tired, sleeps a lot, aches, is weak, etc.

I am sorry you don't have air in your car. I'll send some cool air from this Friday to you and pray it's not a flare.

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