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Like Septmystic, I also experience no "high" from it at all. I feel completely normal. MUCH better than when I was on oral meds all the time, and much better than if i'd have to increase the dosage of oral meds. Also, the only time I get nauseus now is when I take my regular daily meds - so I just take them with milk, and I don't get that nauseous feeling. Did I say something to scare you away from the patch?
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