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Old 08-06-2007, 10:58 AM #3
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Do keep notes. And do so for the long haul. When nerves are damaged, the repair process can take a very long time. If you expect the process to be like getting over an ordinary injury (better every day or week), you will likely be more frightened and confused than necessary.

And if the central nervous system has been affected (brain, spinal cord, or eyes), whatever damage can be repaired will likely be repaired over a period of years.

Be prepared for fluctuations in symptoms, often especially wild and weird prior to vast improvement.

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