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Old 10-01-2009, 01:03 AM #4
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hey hun... sorry so long no talk

i havent talken this.. i hope that it works for you !!


carrie
Hi, I haven't heard of that drug, but hope it works for you. I'm taking Cymbalta for Fibro and depression. Still have flare ups with stress and weather, but haven't had anything better. Take care, loretta
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