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Old 12-01-2006, 11:05 PM #6
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So true. I submitted to a complete psychological evaluation early on, just to prove that my physical symptoms weren't all in my head, and it has proved invaluable many times over the past few years.

Quahog, I was on the flexeril for a while, and it wasn't a bad med. But it did have a tendency to cause periods of sudden drowsiness, so I'd be careful about driving until you see how you react to it. Good luck!
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