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Old 06-21-2010, 07:26 PM #1
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Awesome congrats! Are spasms almost squashed?? 120mg baclofen for me and I still get TERRIBLE spasms!
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The terrible shaking and uncontrollable crossing of the legs is gone. He used to wake up with his legs twisted like a pretzel but not any more. The legs are still stiff at times but a little medical cannabis takes care of that. Overall, 10x better.
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