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  1. 09-14-2016, 11:05 AM #16
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    Hi Guys e_walford well this tickled my fancy sorry no offence intended but it sounds like the book really worked " For instance I read the first chapter of a book on meditation - by the time I'd finished I couldn't remember anything I'd read!", it must have really relaxed you sorry

    I use to read two or three books at the same time just pick one up and read and know where I was up to, now I can't read one book if I have any one around me, just can't concentrate, and as like others constantly re renewing the books I have from the library
    I would be lost without my books they take me to a pain free place Craig
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    I miss reading!!!!

    My most recent flare left me with visual and cognitive dysfunctions. This combination makes reading impossible. Even if I can squint and read the words I don't understand them. I miss reading so much! I think I will try audio books but I am sure I will have the same problem understanding, especially because I am more of a visual than an auditory learner. Even though I miss reading I try to focus on what I can do instead of focusing on what I can't do. I hope this message finds you well.
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