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Old 09-07-2010, 08:12 PM #1
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I hope you feel better soon, Faith.
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Thanks, Sally.

I'm actually not feeling too badly.
  • The dizziness has been gone since Sunday around noon.
  • No new symptoms have started.
  • I slept well last night, which I'm glad about, and also was able to nap for an hour, and rest some today during the day, too. (Was glad, because I had a number of volunteer things scheduled today. Tuesday is actual one of my busier days. I "practice" piano at a friend's elderly mother's home in the morning. And play piano for devotions and "dinner music" at a nursing home in the afternoon. Had enough energy for all, in spite of Sunday night not getting much sleep.
My doc's office procrastinated on the Trazedone today. They say that Rx requests can take up to 48 hours for them to call the pharmacy, and, I guess they must have been busy today. Hopefully, I'll sleep well tonight, like last night, and, won't need it again.

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I take 25 mg of Trazodone every night. Why do you hesitate to take it? It's a safe, old and cheap drug, often used for sleep for people with MS. I've take it for years with no problem.
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I take 25 mg of Trazodone every night. Why do you hesitate to take it? It's a safe, old and cheap drug, often used for sleep for people with MS. I've take it for years with no problem.
I don't hesitate to take it at all. I requested it.

My doc's office didn't call it in to the pharmacy yet. So, I'm hoping I won't need it tonight, simply because I don't have any.

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