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Old 02-24-2009, 10:46 AM #1
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Default Inspiration?

The problem I have had with researching (PCS) is that I read something that makes me feel better and then I read something very discouraging. I have been reading quit a few comments in in this forum of people having complications for 2.5 year to 5years.

Is that the people who get better quickly move on and leave this forum and so you don't hear as many positive testimonials? Or is it more common to have issues for a very long time and have them never subside?
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