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Old 08-11-2014, 07:18 PM #2
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Now my question to you guys: At my age and with my record of drinking, can neurological damage completely vanish when I stick to my diet, don't drink and take my supplements. Will I find my stability again when I walk, will I regain some of my brain capacity that was lost and so on?

Share your story or comfort me with your advice
Worked for me. Well, not 100% completely but enough to justify no more booze for me. Read the other thread (the long one) and it will give you a LOT of insight into a bunch of our stories.

No need to rehash it here
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