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Old 02-21-2008, 10:29 AM #7
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So...I went ahead and used my saddle bag area last night - it stung like a son of a gun! I guess that is something I will just have to learn to live with huh? My stomach is my favorite place but I realize I can't use it all the time!

The past couple of injections (last night was my third at 44 mcg) - and this is not related to the site - have made me feel really CR*PPY in the middle of the night. Like everything hurts and is really stiff - bad! Last night my ears even hurt - not on the inside but the outside! Please tell me this isn't forever??? My body WILL get used to the 44mcg like it did the other doses - right????

I know I can do this - I just like to know there is light at the end of this tunnel!!!!
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