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Old 02-24-2009, 09:39 PM #5
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Default So what now??
So how does someone with PCS live? Should I just keep going with life as normally as I can until one day I feel better?? I am lucky in the way that I do not have to work. I just stay at home and look after our boys.

I do find it really difficult though how one minute I will be ok and happy, and the next I will be teary for no real reason. Is this normal??
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