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Old 11-15-2013, 02:26 PM #21
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I usually end up with a head cold...which is exactly what I have now. My DD came home from school yesterday with a fever and stomach issues, but my stuff is all in my head. I'm back at work today but only because I know I can leave if I need to.

I've read a few of you mention your CRPS getting worse with illness. Oh man did I deal with that last nigh. My toe felt like somebody was standing on it and digging in. Then I got a big line across my face that was painful. My lips and nose have been tingling and numb the last couple days. I couldn't sleep because I couldn't breathe, and then I'd take sudafed and it would keep me up.
Chaos, that sounds frightening - I think face stuff is the most scary in a way . Hope you're feeling a bit better now and that numb tingling has stopped x

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Bram,
Hope you're recovering from the nasty flu!
Sorry, I didn't mean to ignore you, I was thinking of you.
Guess I only thought I posted .
Please forgive me?
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Bram,
Hope you're recovering from the nasty flu!
Sorry, I didn't mean to ignore you, I was thinking of you.
Guess I only thought I posted .
Please forgive me?
Aww AzDi nothing to forgive! How nice you are

I'm doing much better now thank you. Still tired and achy, but loads better than a couple of days ago when I struggled to get out of bed... I even managed to go to work today (it was only a couple of hours luckily), and that really helped my mood. I do enjoy my work, the children are so lovely, bless 'em

Hope you're having a good day yourself, take care of yourself and I return your hug with a smile, a hug of your own, and a box of chocolates (your favourite sort lol).

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Hi Bram,
I just wanted to say that I hope you're feeling better today and that you have a good night.
Take Care.
From your friend, Renee..
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