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Hey I Had A Headache


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notme Experienced

and it is gone. for 3 days running! this is, like, the eight thousanth painful/uncomfortable/annoying/freaky thing that has gone away. i didn't even know i had it! and neck pain has been soooo much better. it's amazing what you can learn to live with as 'normal' :( also, 'baby hair' growing back on my head (you know, that little layer of new hair...! ) also, got a cold and my BODY fought it OFF instead of having it turn into pneumonia. i am so scared to be hopeful if anybody can relate to that. could this be my new deal??????? feeling awesome??????? not freezing to death in 60 degree weather? what??

i feel like i am shedding layers of sludge. i am afraid this is too good to be real?

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It is truly incredible what we think of as normal lol I am just starting down this road and can't wait to find a new normal ;)

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notme Experienced

almost forgot - and this is huge for me - went 4-wheeling (you know, 'quad') in the mountains saturday and sunday i woke up just fine. first time that i wasn't absolutely wiped out (i have been limiting my activities because i was over-doing it) and yesterday i washed windows. big windows. alot of them. is this for real???

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Roda Rising Star

I'm happy for you that you are feeling well. It truely is wonderful to wake up one morning and say "wow I feel good."

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ravenwoodglass Mentor

Yea it's for real. Amazing how many things improve that we would never think of as connected. Glad to hear you are healing well.

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dilettantesteph Collaborator

I didn't know how sick I was until I got better. It is amazing what we can think of as normal.

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lizard00 Enthusiast

Those are my sentiments exactly. And the perma-headache... I had that, too. It was the first thing that went away and I thought, WOW! There's hope that I might actually feel better one day.

:) Love your post.

I didn't know how sick I was until I got better. It is amazing what we can think of as normal.

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