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Old 11-12-2016, 05:44 AM #5
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Thanks Bud and Chasann!

Just hearing about your experiences is helpful for me.

I'm just going to keep trying and make sure I listen to my body. I think when I wrote this post I was frustrated and looking for an excuse to ignore my exercise related symptoms and push through. I know I can't/shouldn't do that. But your stories help give me hope that I can beat this, slowly but surely.
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