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Old 10-10-2014, 07:09 AM #1
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Default slept eight hours. wow...

fell asleep at 10pm, woke up at 1am for a minute then slept till 6am. Woke up with the usual vivid dream and severe anxiety but that goes away after 15 minutes. I still wonder why that happens. No sleep aids either. just Neurontin and Cymbalta.

It would be great to find some work at home computer work. looking diligently.

only taking supplements religiously for two weeks. breaking them up so as not to affect stomach.

Mark is right. Can't adequately know permanent condition without losing another 100 pounds at least, eating right for six months, and staying on supplement regimen for six months. Time to man up and get it done.
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