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He is absolutely right. Just don't make the mistake I made and
assume that everything will turn to roses on Day1 and stay that
way for the rest of your life. They told me it would be a PROCESS
and you know what, they were absolutely right.

I just came back from my 1st. 'adjustment' this afternoon. They
took the voltage up from 1.9 to 2.5 and I feel much better. I have
learned, however, that what is important is not what I feel like
at this particular moment but rather how I'm doing a month from
now, 2 months from now, 6 months, and so on.
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