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Old 02-17-2015, 09:12 AM #20
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ABSOLUTELY HATED THIS DRUG!!

Slept the entire nest day, was wicked out of it, and that feeling lasted way too long to be an effective employee the following day! Not to mention I had VERY disturbing dreams that night before and didnt like it at all- even after dropping the dose down in half i still didnt feel good the next day. This is NOT the drug for me at all. NO WAY !
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