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Sandy, I am sorry to hear that Jim is having a rough time. I am up to 60 mg of baclofen, and I am not sure if it is helping at all. I have never been sure. But I am afraid to stop taking it in order to judge its usefulness. Maybe it is time for a beta holiday to see if his spasms lessen.
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