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Old 08-13-2011, 01:44 PM #9
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I took methadone for a while, just 5 mg. Twice a day. It was the ONLY med that took the horrible sting out of my head, it was a miracle! Methadone works well on nerve pain.

I was also freaked out about the thought of methadone. But it worked really well. Good luck.

Xoxo. sandy
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