Personal Narrative: Healthy With Stress

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I am sorry, I didn't want to get you involved with another doctor but I didn't understand something that was happening and I totally trust you. Doctor
HUMBERTO took me off all my other meds that were working but said they were not working for some reason, and he put me back on meds I had taking a month early which I had a bad allergic reaction too and was reported to him. but he has my doctor and I wanted to trust him
Although my memory loss was the same and sometimes getting worse, my mental somewhat stable, never out of control like it was in the beginning. Became a little tipsy with stress, but I know my body when it should be concerning or my kids know the different from crazy and memory loss. However, he takes me off all other medicine

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