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Old 04-23-2010, 11:36 AM #22
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Hi. I hope you are turning a corner too. When I first got dx with this condition and started meds I often did not give it enough time to work or quit with any side effect. 2 years after my dx I went back on some of the meds I had tried and gave it more of a chance and stuck through the more tolerable side effects. Obviously some side effects one can't. Some I do feel have helped to a degree. I am not saying you do any of what I stated just a personal experience that some may be able to relate to.
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