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Old 03-10-2016, 12:48 PM #23
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Heart Hey my friend :)
March 24th.....2 weeks from today.

I didn't ask the pharmacist about the conversion rate which another poster said was 40 mg of morphine and I'm on 15 mg....but he did say the 15 mg is the lowest dose of ER and it goes up to 100 mg !

To say this is very frustrating is an understatement ! He's always been so helpful to me. All he said was that the 30 mg ER morphine is too strong for me...how the heck does he know ? The 15 mg sure isn't working.

Thanks my sweet friend

Debi


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