I have been on that very regiment a while back, and actually it worked pretty well for me, but I had to change clinics because my Dr. went out of my ins. network,had to change and now am on Lyrica, which does help, and only 4 hydrocodone, oh, and he did give me 1 Oxycondone, short acting, for emerg. but on really bad days that is not enough. He did say I could start the morphine when I decided to do that, but I know he will just give me 15 mg.s and then cut out my hydrocodone, and the hydro. works as somewhat of a stimulant for me as well as helps pain and I am afraid to change. Sometimes when you change you wind up with less because they have to start you out low. I was wondering if your morphine is time released or not. But, it is easy to get into trouble with taking those meds together because if you are not eating enough or you just take a little too much, it can get you to feeling pretty bad, with being sick, and sweats. The Lyrica does work pretty well, and it kind of has a calming effect. It is expensive, but with my insurance and discount card, it is only $25.00. Boy, this is a tough one, because if you go up much more you probably will be sick, but like the other person said I do think there are some new meds out there. I would be happy to get what you're on now, that worked pretty well for me because the time released was not affected by food. They use to give me Soma, but that is a nasty word with the pain clinics, giving it with hydrocodone, because of the abuse on the streets, but now that is what really helped my pain, in combination with the hydro.because I have muscle spasms in my pelvic area, but I dare not mention it because when I even told this new doctor I took it before and it helped, he really jumped me, said "Soma is the same as LSD" I don't know where he got that, I haven't taken LSD but Soma is not a hallucinogenic, not with me, anyway but if you take too much it can be dangerous. Good luck, I'm sure this was more than you needed, and I do hope you get some help.