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Old 05-11-2007, 01:45 PM #1
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I guess I'm lucky so long as next week's MRI doesn't show a tumor.
I'm dizzy from the medications and sleepy. I noticed my teeth being sore a week ago Thursday (today is Friday) and by Saturday night I was calling the doctor. I was diagnosed Monday. Percocet was given on Tuesday after I woke up in agony. I'm trying to keep the Percocet to a low dose until the Gabapentin, Nortriptalyne and Tegretol are working.
Speaking of working. I don't find it easy. Good thing I set my own hours.
How do I order up my remission.
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