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Old 05-14-2012, 09:30 PM #30
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Hi Mark,

Thanks for your suggestions.

I'm not taking any medications at the moment.

The ease with which one lives with certain symptoms probably depends on the person and the severity of their particular symptoms. I'm not worried about not having a full life, I am just wondering about the effects all of these impacts are having on me.

I try to move as deliberately as I can but it's tough when you're working with small children. If one of them is about to get hurt, you tend to move quickly without thinking of yourself first. I really feel like I'm trying, I just get angry when it doesn't seem like it makes a difference.
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