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Old 06-12-2010, 02:07 PM #1
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Default One drug GONE!
I have been on a dangerous cocktail for over 2 years. Lyrica...Tramadol......and Oxycodone! There's gentleman on here that has done the Lyrica/Tramadol combo for quite some time. I must confess....it is the best of the bunch (for me). I QUIT the oxy! I went cold turkey and I feel relieved. Such a dangerous narcotic...the addictive nature is so powerful. My only relief, was the small dosage I was on...but even so....I was getting dangerously in trouble with the med. So....Bob...I am on the Lyrica/Tramadol duo...without the big boy!
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