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Old 09-25-2013, 02:59 PM #1
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Default When your symptoms change
Today I noticed that both of the numb spots on both of my heels are no longer numb.

In the past that would excite me.

I use to think that meant healing was taking place, I was getting better. Now...I have no idea.

When I get MORE symptoms, I think i am getting worse.

But when symptoms leave, what does that mean???? In my little heart of hope I want to believe it means some degree of healing has taken place.
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