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Old 03-10-2015, 02:51 AM #7
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Well, passive as I said. Though she didn't want to refer me to anyone else. Suggested that getting up in the middle of the night (4 a.m.) to take another dose of Mestinon was a good idea.

Granted it worked. But is 4 hours sleep, then a break then 3 hours sleep a good way to proceed?
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