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Old 09-12-2011, 08:43 PM #3
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I leave on Wed. I remember now thinking I should have tried that a month or so ago, but was focused on getting well enough for this trip. I canceled a trip earlier in the year because I could feel that I was not ready, symptoms were worse back then. I have cut back on my activities since then and noticed improvement with rest and keeping things simple. I am not even working as much right now as I used to.

A vacation feels like a great idea after all I have been through, but not if it triggers a relapse. It may go great, but I want to be overprepared, hoping that it's unnecessary.
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