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Old 09-28-2009, 07:48 PM #20
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It is also very much possible that as you heal you will slow down or stop having them. Keep working through your problems. And remember we are here to listen.

Donna
I think so because I havent been haviing them as much as I had been. Well see when i start going back to school if they get more often again but Ill gind out everything for sure at the neuro psych tjomorrow.
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