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Old 04-06-2009, 08:59 PM #1
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Default Pain pain go away
I am having severe leg spasms. I ran out of valium and can't get a refill as I am waiting for my tencare card to come. This is the first day without it and I swear I am about ready to cut my legs off. This pain is unbearable and I just pray that I can somehow get relief. I did take 60mg of baclofen compared to the 40 I usually take and so far that hasn't helped but has me stubbling around like a drunk person. Just had to vent I am so frustrated and in pain.Hugs
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