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Old 01-18-2007, 03:08 PM #12
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I read a news artical of a women in my state who was on the fentanyl patch. She was moving to a new house and it was summer she was so busy packing and loading things all day and was getting tired she laid down in bed and her kids found her dead, it seems the heat and the sweating made the patch stronger it was so sad to read the story of how her young kids found her.
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