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Old 11-03-2009, 09:22 PM #1
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Default Something Odd
Perhaps I am a provincial simpleton, but over the last two days, hit by a chest type flu thing, I've regularly been taking a full little cup of Tussin DM to help.

Coming from a visit with my pain psychologist (the point being I'm in truth telling mode), I have to say that, for a few hours anyway, I had some pain relief yesterday in to today.

It's back now. The pain. Maybe it was something to the mix of compounded ketamine, methadone, lyrica and baclofen. Or maybe I was just goofy from the cough syrup.

I don't know. It just seemed odd.

-- Dennis
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