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After spending 2 1/2 years bedridden from this disease I understand the struggle, fear and lonliness associated. I suggest to those who are very sick to start a journal of daily/weekly activity. Treatment can be slow and the journal will be a tool to look back and understand the improvements made from month to month and year to year. Sometimes it seems endless and a journal, however little you are able to write daily or weekly, is essential. It will help you see progress and understand the changes occuring. I hope this helps and am always available at [email protected]
Blessings, Trish
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fflutterby
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Trish, I keep one and yes, on the bad days it helps to look back at my progress. Are you well now ?
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lpkayak
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good idea. it can also be helpful for doc appts wehn memory fails...
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