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Old 02-05-2010, 07:29 PM #11
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Good luck...that's a horrible feeling ...try to work slowly towards an early morning wake-up routine if you can. I know the Skelaxin is what made a big difference for me - I can sleep a straight 5-6 hours with it before the pain wakes me. That's big!! Sandy
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