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I've been living with a flair the past few weeks


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10/18/2007 17:34
ALB1
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 It seems to be getting better. I am going to Aquatic Therapy three mornings a week before work. I've had a hard time staying awake. I see my Int'l Med doctor tomorrow. He is going to have to help me because the Psychiatrist doesn't want to. He says that if I can't take the Provigil there is nothing else to do. Argh!

Hi Honey, Bruce, Karen, Suzee and all.

What happened to the chat room? I can't connect to the server. Did I miss something?

Jenni

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10/18/2007 17:52
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 I posted a good result on provigl being good for fibro fatigue from 3fatchick.com earlier today in the Delphin thread.

I took it once or twice for fatigue before I was diagnosed (they said it was from the narcotics I was taking for my back pain) when my daughter was dating a biochemistry major. It felt ok not speedy at all .

Now I just stay home all the time & deal with the fatigue that way
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10/18/2007 18:07
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 Hi Bruce,

I get headaches when it wears off. It kills my appetite and it feels like Speed. I could stand to lose a few pounds before Christmas. Maybe I should put up with it.

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10/18/2007 20:01
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 nothing that feels like speed can be good for your HPA axis but that's just me unscientific opinion
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10/18/2007 20:13
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 Bruce, I have no idea what an HPA axis is. Educate me.
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10/18/2007 21:28
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 tommorw when my hand are better
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10/19/2007 06:50
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 Glad to see you back Jenni. I'm also glad you are feeling a bit better. I personally haven't been able to figure out the chat thing yet but I'm not too computer savy. Also my home computer is down right now. I'm hoping to get it fixed this weekend but If you don't hear from me that's why

Karen
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