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Old 05-21-2012, 07:15 PM #16
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I feel the same way sometimes.. It's hard to stay happy when all you go through is pain, pain, and more pain. I take a prescription called Nortriptyline. (check spelling.) And not only is it good for nerves and it helps me to sleep, it's also a known anti-depressant. If you don't take it, you could bring it up for conversation with your doctor.
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