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Disreputable Old Troll
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Jul 04, 2018 at 03:18 PM
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Well... I AM old!
 So my own chronic pain simply reminds me of how old I really am.  Actually though, as I've aged, some of my chronic pain has lessened. And what hasn't lessened has become so familiar I don't really think much about it anymore for the most part.  So perhaps that's something to look forward to?  As you really do get older (as opposed to just feeling old) perhaps you'll find your own chronic pain will lessen; or if not at least it may become more comfortable... sort-of like an old shoe that never really fit all that well but that you've worn for so many years you've just gotten used to it.  I wish you well...  
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