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12-09-2007, 07:14 AM
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Hello,
It's me again  Molly, Fentanyl is a very strong pain medication and for those who are not opiate tolerant they sure can kick like a mule  It seems that those who have been requiring heavy duty meds over a long period of time do not often experience the extreme "knock out affect" that Fentanyl can produce. I just wish that more of our doctors would learn better how to titrate out drugs when starting on them and how to wean when coming off  Some just don't think  Love Tayla 
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