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Old 07-02-2019, 11:08 AM #1
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Originally Posted by chriswelber View Post
Thanks for your response!

It’s 25/100 now taken 4 times daily.

Yes I agree there’s no magic bullet and after medication exercise is most important.

How has your journey been emotionally?

Thanks.


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i'll skip commenting on my emotional journey other than to say i've never been very depressed except right after being diagnosed.
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