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Old 03-07-2011, 08:01 PM #1
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Default Vicodin for depression & Pain
I am ready to try either Cymbalta, or abilifi for the energy taken from me by my seizure medication Klonopin & Depression. The Vicodin has helped me for 5 years for a life in bed isolating from the world. I would love to be on something that helps me with these problems without taking an Opiate. I hope this website gives me some information, & I'm sure I can help others.
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