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Old 03-23-2010, 08:40 PM #14
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Jeanie...You my friend are very welcome and I am tickled I could help you...so cute in that you remembered that I am medicine free..sometimes I think either stupid or made of steele!!!

Hugz, Kathy
Steele....definately (LOL). I too was med free until about three years ago and then I mentally just started to break. I am breaking down my meds now, I am going to try to go it alone and see what I can tolerate. If you have any suggestions....feel free to jump in. I do have to have my left foot (good one) fused in April. So I am trying to level off my pain meds now so I can tolerate the post op surgery and the invasion of the RSD. Thanks again for your reply, it helped the confusion....wishing you a pain free day and a great nights sleep.

God Bless All

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