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Old 12-11-2007, 08:21 AM #1
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Default Do Other PWP Have This Problem?

As of late, I've noticed that I am losing time. As long as I keep my mind busy I'm ok. When I take a break or just sit back and relax, I can lose a half hour to an hour. I don't think I'm falling asleep. I'll look at the clock and it can be an hour later. I don't remember watching anything on tv or hearing anything on the radio during this time. It's just time lost.

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