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Old 03-05-2015, 06:40 AM #14
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Oh btw I saw the meds amount my gp had me taking 1200 Gaberpentin at night as in 4 x 300. I started on one tablet and worked up to 3 for sleep well easing the nerve pain and went upto 4 about 6 weeks ago. I became aware i was getting down and cranky but it came to a point where I had to look at why. There are also other issues around.
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