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Old 04-20-2015, 09:07 AM #1
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When you say GABA do you mean Gabapentin or the supplement GABA? They are very different. We all assume it is Gabapentin since you have a prescription, but I am confused.
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When you say GABA do you mean Gabapentin or the supplement GABA? They are very different. We all assume it is Gabapentin since you have a prescription, but I am confused.
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Ahh, sorry gabapentin. I don't have a computer and so I use my phone and autocorrect jumps in to much. Also hard to type on this
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You know, I had a terrible time with the iPhone auto functions.
You can turn them off in settings...and proof read as you go along line by line. That is what I do now when I use my phone.
Sometimes that autocorrect feature types in a nasty word... and you might miss that it would appear here....very embarrassing.

And I do think typing out gabapentin is a pain as well.
But confusion can be a big problem on a written venue like this.
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