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Chronic fatigue, memory problems - B12 blood level 239 pg/mL - Could it be the cause?

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Old 02-09-2016, 09:15 AM #1
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Default People helping people !!
Whether it is a post explaining the science behind our symptoms or sharing experiences or leading us to truly helpful and trusted information - all who participate on this site are just plain remarkable people.

It is so great that you shared your story and emphasized the importance of staying hopeful. In fact, I believe that hope is the one thing that only we can give to each other ... and I don't believe large doses can be toxic.

Thank you again!
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