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Old 10-06-2010, 11:42 PM #1
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Keep at it! The good news is wonderful to hear.
I have been trying to get my 30 min of excercise a day via swimming.
Finding a pool with a lap swim that fits my daily routine was a challenge but I have a system down now. Tonight I pushed myself pretty hard in the pool, endorphins kicked in and it felt great. Pain level right now is probably a 1.
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One has to wonder about the outgassing of volatile organic compounds found in most new cars today. And this continues for long past the new period! That film on the inside of the windshield? That is what you are breathing....

More here:
http://amarillo.com/stories/072801/whe_outgassing.shtml

These fumes may be causing some of your PN... Let your car air out before driving in hot weather too!
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Glad to hear you are doing better. Dont underestimate the stress of having a child deployed! My son was deployed to Iraq 6 years ago. That was my worst ever goodbye. Now a daughter is going for her second trip to Afghanistan. I am less stressed now than I was 6 yrs. ago, but, it is never good.

Take care of yourself, and my thoughts are with you and your son.
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