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Old 12-08-2011, 07:57 PM #1
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Help I'm freaking out!
I just ran out of my mestinon prescription...

It's been just a hectic week at work that i completely forgot about my refill, and now i call my pharmacy and they tell me they're out and they wont get their order until monday. im down to my last pill...


im freaking out...mestinon literally saves me from hell everyday.


My doctor took me off prednisone because my MG is not too advanced, and said mestinon was enough. i still have my prescription though...

should i take that in the mean time?
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