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Old 05-08-2007, 09:44 PM #1
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Crazy Once the cymbalta wears off...
and the pain starts shooting through and making me cry (like tonight) will it work anymore?

I feel like such a burden to my husband. I feel like he doesn't want to hear me grunt/groan/moan/suck in my breath, etc...

I am just having a moment of whoa is me - hopefully it will be gone by tomorrow.

I've taken two vicodins, still have moments of crying pain.Sleep will suck tonight.
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I AM NOT A DRUG SEEKER,
I AM A PAIN RELIEF SEEKER.
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