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Old 10-31-2007, 08:48 PM #14
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I ususally use the mornings to do my errands, volunteer work, etc. while my pain level is at its lowest. Then I come home at noon or 1:00 and tear off all my clothes and put on nice loose pyjamas to lie down on the couch and deal with my pain. I also am a compulsive sock buyer -- I buy everything that looks comfortable! Some work for awhile and then I toss them. Some are awesome and I can't wait for them to get out of the wash so I can wear them again! I am the sock queen!
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