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Old 06-29-2012, 08:30 AM #7
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Just think of it as any other activity. You said you feel more pressure in you head, so you have to assess by how much of an increase it is, and how quickly do you recover from that stress. Just pace yourself and know your limitations. If you feel just a little worse after and get over it quickly, then it would probably be worth it for your emotional well being if it's important to you.
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