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Old 04-07-2014, 12:25 PM #12
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I am not really out of it. I am still on the couch all night, sleep 2 hours then wake and must put in water to bring down swell and pain and its a cycle.

Day time is a little better but I still cant walk much, if I am on them longer than 15 minutes, big flare. Not leaving the house much, I tried walmart with hubby yesterday and used the electric chair and they still flared.

Life is pretty miserable right now, and while I have an app. with neuro, I am not very hopeful.
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