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Old 10-28-2014, 01:31 PM #5
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Hi Christine,

Thanks for the response, I actually tried Buspar about 12 years ago and it didn't seem to do anything from what I remember. I might give it another go though. My brain is a bit calmer in some ways than it was back then...so maybe it will make more of a difference now.
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