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Old 04-09-2012, 09:13 PM #1
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Default Hi newbie to this site
I'm new here . Just found out I have Neurocardiogenic syncope and been having a tough time with it . I feel tired all the time , dizzie , lightheaded , medication makes me feel strange and caused me to pack on about 30 lbs . Been bummed out since August when this started.
Does this ever go away and will I ever start to feel normal again ?

Didn't mean to sound like a Debbie downer . just have some questions . Iv never been sick before.

Thanks
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