A First-Hand Account Of The Effects Of Dexemethasone
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Gonna be a long, long, crazy, crazy month.
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Gonna be a long, long, crazy, crazy month.
Top of Page Bottom of Page PermalinkFull Name: Alan R
Bummer....I thought this was
Bummer....I thought this was gonna be a Dr Benway Daylight thread...
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Sounds interesting !! Haven't
Sounds interesting !! Haven't tried the stuff, but I bet it's great for splitting Firewood and such farm-labor.
Can you get it at Rite-Aid otc ?
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Lit up and flashing, like the
Lit up and flashing, like the reds and blues...out here on the neon avenue
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Dexamethasone is a deranger.
Dexamethasone is a deranger. I've experienced it while sharing life/home with Greg when he was given it with chemo. He refused it with his every-8-weeks infusions for the last 3+ years of his life. Living without it made his like (and mine) so much better. Zoner Walt (Aerohead) had a rough time with it, too. We talked about it often, I can't remember if he continued it or refused. He was more compliant than Greg. There have been other close friends who experienced it; it can be very rough.
Anyone who thinks it's a breeze without consequences doesn't know.