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Old 08-24-2011, 08:12 PM #1
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have any of you gotten to that point where you almost don't notice your symptoms because you've dealt w them so long/vigorously? I feel like to an extent that's happening, w side effects too. it's like I know they are there but have to block them out just to make life go on- unless it's debilitating stuff like breathing, but limb weakness and ptosis are always there for me and was just wondering if you guys felt the same.*


go to Chicago in less than a month, and they are quite sure I am qualifying. yeehawww.*
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