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Default new drastic approach
last oct went off mirapex from 4.5 a day to 3 to 2 to zip,,then came clonazapan 3 mg to nada, with lorazapan now helping withdrawls, then celexa, 40 to zip, then percocet, short duration.on but still difficult..doc asked me if im ready for sinemet withdrawel.in a word.. no. being monitered from home. trying to find adult group home for rest of it. hell now. between me and god,feel a change.

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