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Old 12-18-2011, 11:28 PM #5
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Gabs, You haven't checked back - are you okay?

Did your doctor take you off of Pred cold turkey?!!! I sure hope not. It can cause some pretty serious problems with your adrenal glands.

Smokey's suggestion about the hospital pharmacy is a good one. But they normally only have the generic version.

I hope you got taken care of.

Annie
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