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Old 03-05-2017, 11:10 PM #1
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Frown Pain pills & testorone levels
I have been tired all the time pain doctor said that should get my level checked because men on long term pain pills it can reck havic on the level will mine is bad an now I have an appointment with another doctor just what I need another problem to deal with if it is not bad enought that I have to deal with this monster RSD my pain Doctor thinks that they will say get of the the pain pills right how am I going to to live.
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