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beckhard

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Working Out? Posted: 08-10-06 18:27pm


I just got dianosed with mono and I am a work out freak. I just got over the headaches, body aches, fever and the worst soar throat of my life. I know I can't kiss and drink... God... But when can I a go for a run (5 miles min.) and b. Do my 2 hours of hatha yoga? I am dying not working out and I don't know if I can go 2 months. Thanks, bob in dc

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