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Old 12-27-2006, 07:11 PM #1
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I am really in a pickle and thought I would ask advice from this group. I have RSD/CRPS in my right arm do to an injury at work three years ago so my medical is being paid by Workers Comp Insurance. I just went to pick up my supply of Neurontin last night and I was told that the Workers Comp Insurance rejected the payment. I have been on 3600mg of Neurontin for three years now and I will be completely out of medication tomorrow.

I am terrified that something is going to happen while going through withdrawal tomorrow. Can anyone tell me what to expect and is there anything I can do to protect myself against harm or stroke?

Thanks in advance
Kathy
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