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Old 01-18-2012, 09:25 PM #1
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Default Be careful what you wish for.
Not too long ago I posted on here saying I wished I could trade my cognitive problems for physical symptoms...well I guess that wish came true. At least for now lol.

All of a sudden my cognitive symptoms traded off for severe dizziness and a drunk feeling...and this has been going on for an hour now. Not sure which one I prefer more, haha.

Just thought I'd share this for a good laugh.

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