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Old 01-03-2012, 11:28 PM #1
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Default Hot weather
here in we are having a heat wave, since this has started i have had 6 days in a row where i have experienced zero pain and symptoms in a row. I know TOS but there is something bout the weather that is masking it all i guess. Can someone please explain to me why this happens? Has anyone experinced the same thing?

If only it would last forever lol
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