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Well, how to start. Someone has been stealing my pain medications!! And I don't know what to do about it. I am scared because I am going to run out now and I don't know how I am going to get more. I am not sure how this happened I am always so careful about keeping them close. And now the stress of having them stolen is making me flare up so my pain is even worse! Arggggggggggggggg! and AHHHHHHHH!! I am freaking out if you can't tell.
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