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Default How many total prescriptions are you on??

Do you sometimes feel like you are on SO many medications? My husband and I laugh when we travel and I have a giant bag of pill bottles I carry on the plane (never check in my luggage) -- I think it's now up to 8 or 9 prescriptions, some used only as needed.

But sometimes I hate being on all of these drugs, especially when I recall a previous life of NO prescriptions and complete health!

When is the number just too much? I feel like I am a walking pharmacy! And then I wonder what the long term affects are. Then I think well yikes, I look like a serious pill popper!

What about you guys?
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