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Old 05-20-2011, 06:42 PM #7
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Will reading leave me with a slamming headache tomorrow like every other thing does?

Computer seems to make my head feel weird... but I don't think I have that with a book.

I have no comprehension problems...just the slamming headache or fatigue I'm concerned about.
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