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Molly Frost

06/25/08

Molly Frost

Category:I have Chronic Pain , Chronic Fatigue Syndrome , Neck Pain , DDD , and Hep C doc wants to cut me off of

Doctor wants to take me off of my oxycontin and oxycodone and has started by 10mg perday, isn't that

I have fibromyalgia, DDD in the neck, spurring, arthritis, hep C pain. My doctor and i had agreed to 3, 20mg oxycontin and 6 oxycodone perday particulary in the winter months and until my pain subsided. Well it didn't and got worse. Now he has cut me back in 4 weeks 10mg of...

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