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Old 08-08-2010, 06:37 PM #6
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I'm sitting here chuckling, because only us RDSer's can understand that a little med change can make us feel normal....I am soooo thankful that I found this board a year ago or I think I would still be lying on my couch feeling sorry for myself. I have found the courage to stand up and ask the right questions and challenge my doctors with the knowledge that I have learned here..LOVE YOU ALL
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