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| Get an x-ray |
   
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#1
Oct 24, 2005, 12:26 AM
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The Art of Depession.. It an art of it own. Don't ask me how I decide to start this out.. Just came naturally. Havn't you ever notice you start feeling the dumps in your depression you get sick?
I just like to see if depression has anything to do with related to colds, flus, fevers, and ect... or just plain thought or made up in the head. |
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Oct 24, 2005, 12:36 AM
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It definetely effects my arthtitis. I don't think the flu is an issue with me but everyone is different. I definitely think your state of mind effects your immune system so I believe this to be true... in my case it hits me in my RA which is an auto-immune disease.
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Oct 24, 2005, 12:43 AM
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I just notice when my depession really start to hit.. I start getting some sort of cold. Luckly it doesn't effect my arthtitis(I know I am young to have it, but my due to my depession I have a body of a 26 year old it what some doctors have told me since I am 20)
And if you ever notice to look at cold mediences ingredients, they have some simlar things as an anti-depressant.. But I wounder if it only makes you feel worst. |
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