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Old 01-17-2016, 12:50 PM #1
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what kinda stuff do you guys do to keep you preoccupied without aggrevating symptoms

I lay on the floor and contemplate life which i dont think is helping at all,

i been having good days where I feel like I'm really close to back to normal, then bad days,

had a good few days, went out for a coffee with a buddy (I had a green tea) then bam back to a bad few days guess over stimulation of the brain did it,

so what kinda stuff do you guys do?
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