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Old 10-26-2011, 03:31 AM #28
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My wife tells me if I didn't have my sense of humor I wouldn't have any sense at all...
Off for a (short) run this morning to record how quickly the toes flare up. I've been recording regularly various exercises (cycling, cross-trainer, walking etc) to see if the drugs are prolonging flare up times. I seem to be getting about 10 mins extra on this Amitriptylene 25mg.
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