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Old 08-16-2015, 11:28 PM #10
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Something I failed to mention, but when you talk about hormones... I broke my wrist about two weeks prior to the relapse, and had to have surgery to have it repaired (plate and screws inserted). So my body was in a mild state of post-surgical crisis when this happened. The healing from wrist surgery is going well, but the two have been happening concurrently.
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