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Old 08-07-2013, 09:09 PM #10
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Default Flying and PCS

Five year and counting, multiple episodes of PCS problems. Flew in 3 days ago on a long overseas flight, felt fine until a few hours ago: dizziness & tension headaches after taking a semi-brisk 45-minute walk. In a stressful household with an Alzheimer's father & irritable caregiver mother. Staying positive, away from beach-cities boozing and wondering if this will ever subside.
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