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Old 01-21-2009, 06:17 PM #15
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You're such a sweetie!! I did not know all those tricks to taking the meds (why don't they put all that in the patient information insert???). I go in to see my Pain Doc tomorrow. I will mention all of this to him. I still have enough pain meds left over from my surgery with a refill, but if I start taking them regularly, I will run out quickly. I appreciate all your input and suggestions!! Thanks!!
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