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Old 07-03-2013, 01:15 PM #9
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Originally Posted by Tom from Queens View Post
Complaining about my health issues, especially in light of the people who have severe head injuries, makes me feel a little weird, but I am definitely not a malingerer...
I've been labeled as lazy all my life, and a complainer. People don't get it! I'll say though, no matter what the symptoms are, or however insignificant they may seem, they are very real. Many of my Saturdays are spent taking it easy and resting if i can. I can accomplish more on Sunday than I would over the two days had I not rested. What I'm trying to say is that by understanding your limitations you can learn to work around them.

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