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Old 11-20-2012, 11:56 AM #33
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Default Yep Abel

Yeh, thats what I mean. Those I mentioned are really scarry. What you have tried is just about the only stuff available that won't hurt you. Get to the bottom of the problem if you can. Really talk to some good doctor that you trust. If it is due to the PCS, address it with a specialist that deals with PSC. Everybody cares about you Abel, and we so hope that soon you can rest well. I think I just wear myself out when I get like that, and I do go to sleep. Take those long walks again if you can. ginnie
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