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Old 03-17-2009, 02:37 PM #1
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Default Life after Mirapex...

I gave up Mirapex because I believed It was causing alot of my problems, certainly more than it was helping. I am sleeping better at night, and my offs are less stressful and shorter, but more frequent I think. I don't want to put another Mirapex in my mouth. I know alot of people on this forum either use the drug, or have gotten off it because it is so harsh. I would like some feedback on your experience with Mirapex. I am amazed at how much calmer I am off it. I was on 3 mg per day spread out over 3 doses Your comments please.
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