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Old 01-25-2008, 02:15 AM #12
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Those friends, those buddies of yours, taking thos Neurontin doses that you mentioned, are they dead? Do they have a pulse? Do they walk like they are drunk? Just kidding, but, man, those ARE really high doses that you mentioned. Those that you know, that take Neurontin at that dosage, are they people who are also diagnosed with RSD?
You have a sense of humor and that's a big plus! Don't know what I'd do if I didn't laugh. To answer anyway, yes they're breathing, walking, talking, etc. LOLOLOL They have full body RSD, as I do. I was given it to take in the beginning but it turned me into a.....a very nasty woman!! What I usually say I can't type here. LOL

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