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Old 12-21-2012, 11:52 PM #1
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Hi,

I am used to the Gabapentin at 400 mgs per night. That is seven nights in a row (Since Dec 14).

Tonight/ Friday/ Dec 21, I am increasing it again.
Tonight's dose is 400 mgs plus roughly a half of a 100 mgs capsule for 450 mgs.

I am holding onto the hope that Gabapentin can work for me.

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