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Sherry,

Welcome to the forum. I agree that you have to continue to try different medications. Although I have done well on my patchs (10 months) although recently I am having to take more and more breakthrough but I blame the airconditioner and stress.

Feel free to chime in on anything and ask questions. We are all in the same boat.
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