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Old 11-05-2007, 09:52 AM #21
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Hi Lynlee, please don't give up hope and don't believe that nothing can be done for you. I don't see why you could not benefit from some kind of exercise program to regain some energy, maybe something very gently like water exercises or some mild strength training. I am certainly going to look into this and see if I can find someone in my city to work with me. Do you have any access to a health club? I hope this week will be better for you.
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