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Old 01-21-2008, 08:08 PM #11
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Sandy, there's alot I can deal with but this pain is not one, of course I have been dealing for 5 months. Did Jim ever try weed for pain or that just wasn't an issue for him?

Renee, my neuro made the comment today that I seem to be med sensitive (side affects). I believe I can handle Klonopin because I have been using it as needed since Feb 2004

Joelle, I am hoping if I try weed for the pain one or 2 hits will be all I need - we shall see

Cheryl, take pics the next time you use Baclofen or Zanaflex - I could use some entertainment
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