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Old 12-10-2008, 02:10 PM #1
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I am feeling very tired lately. All I want to do is sleep. Yesterday my daughter was home because her school was canceled and all I did was sit in the rocking chair and take about half hour to 45 minute naps off and all day. Is that part of rsd or my meds or what? I am so wiped out and don't feel like doing anything anymore what can I do to help myself? any opinions.

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