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Old 11-12-2007, 11:22 AM #1
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Sorry I haven't been back for awhile. School's started and I'm back to working full time. It's draining. Then when I come home, I have my dad to take care of. I've been thinking of you.
What is this Pregabalin that is used for fibro? Is it neurontin. I was looking it up, and it seems that the side effects can cause some things we would like to get rid of like: fatigues, problems with thinking and talking.
Is anyone here taking it? What experience have you had with it?

I just saw the answer in another post.......thanks.
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