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Old 09-07-2011, 11:50 PM #1
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Poll How often do you have a setback?

I have an occassional setback such as a minor bump to the head (a month ago), or a discussion laden w/stress (yesterday).

The result- nasty pain, especially when laying down to bed that lasts- a day. A week?

Of course my goal is to avoid all mistakes & stress, but was wondering-

How often do you run into a problem w/your recovery?

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