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I’m very sorry to hear what your going through. I will punch up this medication and take a look. I really do feel for you as my fatigue is like a ships anchor always tugging. The funny thing is that, well not funny but you know what I mean, my usual bed time is from 11-1:00am, and the problem is I sleep only until 5-6 due to my problem listed below, Then I get 2-4 more hours in a chair or try to as I wake up about 10 times during that period. I’m also fully disabled and just got new insurance which I’m very excited about Harvard Pilgrim which I’ve been told its one of the better HMO’s with RX provided. I was a very healthy individual, actually a cop-firefighter EMT and had my own business of public safety communications up until 2010 when I had a compressed L3-L5. Doctor talked me into a new procedure and 8 years later that procedure will be the cause of my death I feel. They Use BMP-2 recumbent lab made bone regenerator which I feel has gotten into my blood and is causes a list of issues one being MP, and all the hasty affects. Due to my damaged small intestine and the inability to absorbed needed nutrients I do need something just to keep the battery from bottoming out. They took more blood Friday so to give a marker before trying any new treatment so I will let you know what they have come up with and if it helps. You know when they give medication know there’s about a mile of issues that come with it which sometimes is worse than the issue. Thank you for your time, Scott Sent from Mail for Windows 10