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Default Headachs getting worse ...
It's been over 2 years since my wreak and my PCS ..and now my headaches are getting worse I hate to ask but I think I'm going to ask the Dr. for some better pain pills I've went 2 years w/o narcotics but I think that is going to change.....
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