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Old 08-26-2009, 12:30 PM #7
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Thanks Motorhead for sharing your similar experience.

I think the pill cutter is a great idea. I am still adjusting my dose. I need somewhere between 1-2 pills daily and am getting the right amount figured out with help from my doctor.

I am glad you are mostly symptom free. I no longer have the worst symptoms, but still get tired at the end of the day and have minor symptoms. But I am not complaining. The first month of MG was scary without the Mestinon-I don't want to experience that again-I hope those days never return.
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