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Old 04-06-2010, 06:24 PM #1
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Default my brain is backwards!

No seriously! Doc put me on provigil for the fatigue a while back, and within 2 hours I was dead asleep on the couch and has lost all track of time.

She put me back on it yesterday. Yesterday I napped. Today I went to phys therapy, came home, took the prov. and 2 hours later, I was making my way back to bed for a nap.

I think my brain is just backwards!
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