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Old 12-10-2010, 11:30 PM #1
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Default Missing work, yet again!! Looking for suggestions!!
I work night shifts in a hospital & I'm having a hell of a time going! I start to get ready for work, then I start getting really anxious about it. My neuralgia pains seem to get worse in the evening.

Does anyone else have issues going to work??

I can't take my Gabapentin & Baclofen & go to work, so when I do go, I go in pain.

I also believe that the cold weather isn't helping.
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