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Old 02-17-2007, 08:59 PM #9
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hang in there, things should get better. If things do get worse call teh doc, and he maybe can adjust the meds to get you over the hump. Get alot of good rest. Eat soft foods not to agrevate right now and try to keep a diary of what your triggers are for the doc. Lots of hugs and wishes for a painfree night's sleep. Jen
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