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Old 03-22-2010, 09:25 PM #11
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My husbands shop is trying to do what they can in order to help us. The pain has been so bad lately that my husband actually took me to the er last night and it took three large doses of morphine just to get me to a comfortable state. I also have a follow up with my pain mgt tomorrow at 10am and Im worried as to what they will say. I need a pain med that will work to just hold me over until I can grt some other help. I cant go to the er every other day for comfort.
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