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Old 11-07-2007, 04:14 PM #1
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Confused Three days without my bed

I have been away for 3 days, have to go by train 3 hours to see my neurolog.
My brother is living in the same town so I did visiting him also.
I shal start with a new medisin ,Madopar, containing dopamin, and continue with Requip. My head is hot and heavy, I feel so sad about this ,now i go to bed.
Tomorrow I will writhe more and answer you nice people who send me a reply. Just now my thinking is zero -!
Friday I get my new bed ,name Wonderland, dobbel size, - goodbye old narrov mattress -. Good night friends .
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