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Old 03-02-2016, 08:55 AM #13
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Lyrica works, first I though it's too quick, but I'm pretty sure now that's it
Luckily no sides with it besides feeling a bit slow and having hard time going out of bed ("just another minute" thing)
When I get up though I don't feel sleepy or dizzy

Now I read all the horror stories of withdraw, I don't think I want to cross the 50mg dose/day, but most likely it will stop doing the trick after a while
What made you go from 50a night to full 200/day Chris?
did it stop working for you at that dose or it never did?

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