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Old 06-11-2010, 08:59 AM #10
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You know Brian here, used it in I think 100mg and he didn't have any problem.

I don't know how often he visits now, that he is so much improved.

I see you are a new member with a low post count, so your PM privileges are not active yet. I'll PM him to come to this thread.

How's that?



Thank you , you are so kind

I tried to get an appt with my neurologist who I haven't seen in 8 years, and I need a new referral and he is booking into October. Is 85 mg considered a small dose, maybe I wouldn't have to go off of it ?


Sincerely,
Janet
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