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Old 07-26-2011, 09:24 PM #1
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Arrow Not giving up. Encouragement time.

The headache is slowly fading as the months crawl by.

The tooth nerve injury is what has thrown me in my recovery. It is so bad when I lay down. Melatonin helps so much. But I feel like I've been trapped in a body for a year that I very much want out of.

The more injuries I get from various mishaps, the worse the nerve pain. I wonder if my immune or nervous system is out of whack.

Anyway- not giving up is so basic, yet so crucial. There is still a chance of healing, no matter how remote it seems.

Hope this helps.
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