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Old 08-06-2007, 07:03 AM #2
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My mom for awhile kept a daily record of my sypmtoms and meds to see. I'm not sure if she still does. I need to start on my own though to see the connections of daily activity,mood,meds so on. I'm also wondering if something I'm eating is making me feel sick sometimes which doesn't have to do with the leg issue but still.Thank you
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