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Old 06-24-2011, 09:33 AM #5
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Thanks for the helpful responses.

Nitro: I'm currently on a short-term disability absence from work.

Nitro and SEM: thanks for sharing your experiences with me.

Mark: I think paying attention to the subtle cues indicating a risk of overdoing it is good advice. I have become better at doing this, but on Wednesday I mistakenly assumed I could add some more activity into the mix. Now I know I need to take things more slowly as I recover.
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