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Old 03-31-2014, 09:45 PM #1
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Default Day 2 Ivsm no taper
Hello all,
Well 48 hours post last dose I feel like absolute junk. My knees are killing me I am super fatigued, kinda foggy, but knowing that it's from the withdrawl is helping. Mood is good so far just hard to focus. Any idea how long this will last?
Thanks for all the kinda words
Chris
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