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Old 10-29-2008, 09:51 PM #1
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Red face feeling better

This past week I have been feeling better - and needing fewer meds. I have made no changes in my routine. And maybe I should wait and see if I still feel better next week (and the next) before I post anything ... but it just makes me so glad, I wanted to share!

Maybe it's Isradipine? After a 18 months of taking it, maybe my dopamine cells are less stressed?

Maybe it's supplements I'm taking??

I don't know. I just hope this feeling continues.

Cheers to all
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