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Old 12-24-2006, 08:36 PM #4
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Terri, welcome. The advice that your dr gave you about not stopping the meds was good advice. It can be very dangerous to do so without careful titration.

A lot of us here have been frustrated by wrong or not dx. I am sorry that you have joined that group. Pain is also a common thread.

I am not much help to you, but will be thinking of you and will light a candle for you.

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