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Old 09-04-2012, 02:58 PM #1
ClumsyCharlie ClumsyCharlie is offline
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Hey, I haven't posted for months..

I've been trying to get better in time for the new school year. For a week or so, I was really improving and some days, I didn't have a headache as soon as I got up, but now.. everything is worse.. the headaches have stopped improving and are constant again. My memory is getting worse again.. and now I'm suffering full body pain, particularly in my chest and legs.

It's hard to ask if that's normal. What's normal? But has anyone else experienced that? I find it hard to stand up now for long periods of time, or walk quickly. By the end of the day, I'm almost crying in pain. I would cry, but it would make my head hurt more.

Thanks...
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