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Is it a bad idea to start a job with chronic pain / fatigue?
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Chronic pain fatigue: Bravo bravo! one of the best things for people who have chronic pain is to maintain a normal lifestyle. So staring a job is a great idea. Eat health, exercise within your means, take supplements, keep your doctor appointments -- and get on with your life.
Answered 10/4/2016
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