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Old 08-17-2012, 12:09 AM #4
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Originally Posted by Mwiseman View Post
Out of interest, i seem to get better as the day goes on. For example i wake up feeling really rough, hung over etc. not every day though.

Then by the evening most days i feel a lot brighter. Is that normal ? Is that a silly question ?
I have that exact problem. I don't have any suggestion or solution. I find sunlight helpful for shorting the amount of time I feel really rough but I have no idea if its a coincidence or not.

No such thing as a silly question on this forum

Welcome to NueroTalk - I hope your recovery continues to progress
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