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Old 05-31-2009, 10:23 AM #11
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Man, Barb, it sure makes you wonder whose side they're on, doesn't it? That really stinks, I hope you can land on a good compromise and start recuperating some of that bone density.

Speaking of density, DM struggles with osteopoerosis and has done a lot of homework, you might want to pick what's left of her brain. She has to juggle her pills as well.

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I have been on prilosec and then nexium for about 10 years. I first went on prilosec when I was dx with three ulcers. After ms started, I changed to nexium because prilosec was not working. I have tried to stop using them, but I get nauseated and experience stomach pains whenever I miss a day.

I am having trouble splitting up the dosage between morning and evening because I have to take gabapentin right after I get up and then need to wait two hours before taking calcium. I also need to take the calcium with food. I am going to try to take one midmorning with a snack and another at dinner time.
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