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Old 03-04-2009, 12:39 AM #1
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Unhappy *SO* ready for spring!!
We have that cold front behind that big snowstorm here now and my feet are killing me tonight. Weather also seems to affect the RLS and for me I have difficulty telling definitively which pain is from the PN and which is from the RLS.

I've thrown all my meds at it and it's a bit muted now. The last I need to take is my 800mgs of Ibuprofen about an hour before bed. I don't often have to throw the entire arsenal at it.

Praying for the cold to go away and stay away!!!
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