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Hopefully you're right, and it goes away soon.
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Argh.
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My issue:
Everything I've read or heard, on here or otherwise, has said that 1> it's for short-term use only (my doc seems to be planning on long-term usage), and 2> that it's addictive and 3> doses generally have to be raised periodically because the patient's body "grows used to it"
This has me worried ... can someone please reassure me on this??
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We'll miss you!
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~ SanView Thread

Sleep: lots of weird dreams
Mood: kind of okay
Plans: Absolutely nothing today, except mac and cheese for dinner (wednesdays are macaroni and cheese dinner night, at our house), and pick up all the trash the dog got into yesterday. ugh.
~ SanView Thread

hahahaha
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((hugs))
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