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To me that is the hard part in determining if you're getting better. The improvements are sometimes so slow that you measure it in months or even years rather than weeks. As you started healing did you experience periods where it seemed that it was maybe getting worse instead of better? Did the flares slow down for a considerable period of time where you thought you making notable improvements only to have them come back and stay on for a near equal amount of time? I have experienced these effects (but not so much lately) which put some doubt into my mind that I was improving to any significant degree. I know things have improved for me especially lately, but that kernal of doubt seems to rise up with a series of flares that come out of no where. I know the diary is the best way to gauge progress, but I would be interested to hear your thoughts. |
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