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Old 04-09-2010, 06:48 PM #1
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Default I am so new to this... I have some questions...

Okay, i am just going to put it all out there and i will get better at this in time... ok.... I just recently got put on alot of meds and i want to make sure they all work together.. Meaning i was reading about taking my vit at night so it would not interfere with a medication i was on...The other is not knowing how to do all this... thanks ... HELP..
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