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Old 08-26-2019, 11:44 PM #3
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It took me more than a month to recover from a high fever event, well above 104.7 F 40.4 C. I was a space cadet and need to drop a class in college (Zoo) and almost failed the class (Physics 100B)I did not drop. I was fine a few months later. This was my second high fever as a college freshman. High fevers can be rough on a struggling brain.

But, I think your anxiety contributes to your sensitivity.
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