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Old 07-03-2007, 03:43 AM #1
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Default Argh!! Why am I awake?!?
It's 4:38 AM and I'm awake. Wide freaking awake. I should be sound asleep not having slept all that much last night.

No pain again tonight. YAY!!! Fell asleep quickly. Woke up at 4:00 wide awake! I have no idea why or how to explain it.

Extra energy from the vitamins?? This is nuts! I should have been so tired I didn't move all night.
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