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09-08-2016, 02:33 PM
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Hi Mark, I've heard you write a bit about stringing together consecutive days without over-stimulation/ relapse. Can you explain a bit about how that is done.
What counts as a "low-stimulation day"? Is it minimal symptoms? No symptoms? No worsening symptoms? I'm trying to string together a lot of good days and I"m just trying to see what a 'good day' consists of. thanks |
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Stringing together low-stimulation days
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