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Old 12-23-2012, 01:09 AM #1
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Relapse!! I had my work christmas party on fri. I had 2 beers and stayed out a little late. Next day relapse!!!

I know they are common in pcs... But it hasnt been as bad as other relapses or lasted as long. For about 3 days b4 i was showing so much improvement. There were times when i felt nearly 100% again..

My q is even though i had a relapse am i getting better? Like i said i felt like i was vastly improving before!!
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