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Old 10-25-2011, 04:57 AM #25
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The nerve pain started getting worse around Friday or so last week.
(When I last saw pdoc he said that if the med is going to help, it often helps at between 300-600.)

TONIGHT I took two full capsules for 300 mgs.
Tonight I'm going to bed kind of early for me and will not have to be anywhere tomorrow except to go out to buy gas and get cash. If I do feel hungover, I can sleep.
(((Mari)))

i hope it helps you with the nerve pain. i think i missed when that started. glad that you planned it so you can sleep too.

anyway let us know how it goes. wishing you success with it.

~ waves ~

p.s. i'm confused as to whether you took a total of 300mg or 600mg. sounded like 300mg total, but... i am still confused.
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