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Old 05-04-2015, 10:46 AM #3
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In my case I exercise. It removes my PN symptoms and keeps them at bay for several hours. I also stay busy with my boys at the baseball fields, go hunting and fishing and play golf. I've made a decision I'm not going to let PN slow me down, but I am grateful my PN is not to the point where it actually does slow me down. Prayers to all those who are afflicted.
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