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Old 01-28-2009, 11:17 AM #12
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Joelle - hopefully bumping up to 3.0mg will help you out with the pain. I bumped mine to 3.0 after two weeks because I was moving. It seemed to help a lot better with the fatigue at 3.0.

We ARE moving to Missouri this spring. Time to pack again.

I am so grateful to have my 4.5mg pills this week, it has made such a difference. I will NEVER run out again...this time I am programming it into my phone to refill two weeks BEFORE I run out!
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