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Old 09-11-2015, 03:43 PM #5
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Also interesting about your temperature observation. I sleep much better when it is freezing and I have blankets. Maybe I'll have to set the AC really high and see if I can sleep?
Yes this is true in part for me too.......fan on high and warm blanket. But then when I get the turnic feeling I end up ripping everything off.
I dunno what else it can effect. I recently learned tics are common. Thanks bio.....this is weird cuz mine started w the medication. Or was it due. One of my bones just broke and my molars have dissoved.....have you experienced any 'weird'/other symptoms?
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