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Old 01-13-2010, 10:08 PM #4
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I got hurt in '98 and it seemed almost like it was burning itself out. I got off all the medication even the B/P medication. I was still suffering a lot but was getting so I could do more and more. Then I got hurt again and turned downhill pretty sharply.
Good article written by Schwartzman a few months back posted by fmichael. It can also be found on PubMed addressing (amongst others) this issue.
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