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Serious Question About Mono Posted: 06-23-05 22:19pm


Yeaa it blows everyone thats had it knows exactly what im talking about. But I have serious question and that is, does anybody know when a safe time to drink alcohal would be after being diagnosed? Ive been sick for about 2 weeks and im startin to feel a lot better. I heard though that if you drink you can really mess up your spleen.. Buttt im not really feelin sick anymore so if anyone has some info on that lemme know. Thanks

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