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Old 08-17-2010, 12:09 PM #13
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Sorry everyone's feeling so grey...guess I am too. Thought the latest med I'm trying (amitriptyline) was actually helping because I had a few good days in a row, but the pain is back with a vengance today.

And FTB, I'm so sorry about the effect this has had on your family. But I know exactly what you mean about wishing that some people could feel what you feel, just for a little while.
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