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Old 05-09-2007, 01:31 AM #4
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Default Hi Richard
You are absolutely correct. I checked and it was a 40mg Methadone. No wonder I was so zonked...

My girl friend, who is maintained on this (3 times daily), seems to do OK with the drug regimen, although she still complains of breakthrough pain and takes Oxycontin for this. I worry about how all of this pain medication she is on might affect her liver.

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