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Old 07-16-2009, 08:20 AM #1
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Default Pain in the rain
Yesterday I felt OK when I first got up. Then around noon it started to rain and I had a really bad flare up that lasted the rest of the day-evening-and nite. I tried EVERYTHING that I have heard about to ease the symptoms but nothing worked. I have a S C S as well.I am better this morning,but was wonderin if anyone has any new "tricks" up their sleeve to pass on. Thanks to all for listening!!
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