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Twink, I'm so glad the Nuvigil helps you and you found the perfect thing to get you through the day! I hate it when the body wants the more expensive drugs though. I've been in that boat before.

What is Amantadine? I looked it up and it's listed as a Parkinson's drug and antiviral. Huh?
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