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Old 01-20-2012, 11:21 AM #13
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This whole thing is confusing and frustrating. I'll have a few good days in a row and just when I think I'm improving, BOOM, it's back with a vengance.
That's very typical with a lot of conditions. There are no quick fixes, and healing can take time. It may help to chart your progress, so you can look back and determine any trends. It can also help with things like, "Did ABC start happening before or after I began doing XYZ?"

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