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Old 06-29-2007, 07:00 AM #1
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Hi theoneRogue420 ~
It sure sounds like you have a lot going on. Pleas know that I'll be thinking about you and wishing you well.

I took Lamictal for a long time and did fine with very few poor side effects. I started out with the standard low dosage that was increased slowly and steadily.

But there are very few meds that I haven't taken and I did OK, not good, but OK, on most of them. And none of them did me any good - lol - so I'm a very poor judge.

Wishing you well - and better answers.
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