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Old 04-14-2011, 01:11 AM #3
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Allen, I'm sorry to hear that things are not as well as they had been for you. It is so difficult for normally active folks to have no energy. Isn't funny how many things we used to get done in a day - and we didn't even count them as something we got done. We used to only count the 'big' stuff. (Now, if I dust and vaccuum in the some day...I count it as 'I dusted' and 'I vacuumed'...instead of I cleaned up the house!!)

Hang in there. And do come here and vent often. It really does help each of us to let go of some of the stress - - especially since stress is so bad for MG.
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