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Old 07-27-2008, 07:25 PM #1
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Yes! I am going thru it. This is the last step to getting off of it! This morning I got up and forgot my pill. After a while I realized it and noticed that I was doing OK. Right now I am a little lightheaded and my face is a little numb but I am going for it. No time like the present!!! I am going to get my Zen relaxation CD out and get mellow. Saffire keeps my days busy and I am sure that will help as well! Wish me luck!
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