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Old 10-07-2011, 10:38 AM #1
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Default Major Progress

I am typing to all of you virtually symptom free. Yesterday, I had a long day of classes, drove out of town, came back and even had a few beers with no adverse effects. How do I suddenly feel so much better? Well...

Recently, I started using Piracetam. I am not calling this a miracle pill, but it has already really halped me a lot. I feel like I have so much more mental energy and can take on the day better. I think gradual progress has been observed since the initial injury, but this stuff works. Bash it all you want drug haters, but it really worked for me.
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