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Old 09-19-2014, 11:59 PM #7
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not on any meds right now, although I am in a lot of pain today. I am scared to take meds. my brain is so messed up

do you find that written communication is easier? (perhaps because I can take my time?)

I am finding verbal communication really challenging also because my listening skills are out of whack.
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