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05-10-2010, 08:28 PM
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Hi Sandy,
Thanks for taking the time to write to us despite all your challenges! That's great that you have a reduction in pain, and you still have yuor boosters to go, which willbring more pain reduction. It seems that if there were a plan in place for a gradual withdrawl of the fentanyl patches and a plan for your meds, you could have been able to bypass all the additional challenges brought on by that! I am surprosed your Dr. didn't recommended a gradual titrating of the patches. You have been in pain and stiff for a long time, and will take some time to rehabilitate, but the important thing is the reduction in pain! We are so proud of you and will keep you in our prayers for a steady incline in relief. Love from Hope4thebest 
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