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Yeh pregabs are alot stronger especially if you haven't had in a while ,it's a drunk sort of feel ,but after the first day you get used to it.
I thought gabapentin was fairly weak and only got a buzz off it the first night I took it

Neither is realy ehat i would call recreational on their own anyway. Both go good with opiates. lyrica really ads to the nod. A fav combo of mine back in the day was morphine+lyrica+hydroxyzine or promethazine. Would get a great nod from that
 
Neither is realy ehat i would call recreational on their own anyway. Both go good with opiates. lyrica really ads to the nod. A fav combo of mine back in the day was morphine+lyrica+hydroxyzine or promethazine. Would get a great nod from that
Pregabs do lighten your mood much like benzos
 
Pregabs do lighten your mood much like benzos

Im going to email my doctor monday aboit getting switched from gabapentin to lyrica. The government insurance that im on now finally covers lyrica so i mght as well get that instead of gabapentin. I just checked if it was covered earlier
 
Im going to email my doctor monday aboit getting switched from gabapentin to lyrica. The government insurance that im on now finally covers lyrica so i mght as well get that instead of gabapentin. I just checked if it was covered earlier
It's far better in my opinion, I found it gave me very relaxing waves through my legs ,just don't take 600mg for your first dose lol 😅
 
For me, it’s the eggs. My meals used to have a really high carbon footprint, but now I’ve cut down to one meal a day. Then in the evening, around 3–4 pm, I just have two eggs. I’ve noticed I lose weight super fast this way,, keep starving...
 
Im going to email my doctor monday aboit getting switched from gabapentin to lyrica. The government insurance that im on now finally covers lyrica so i mght as well get that instead of gabapentin. I just checked if it was covered earlier
I don't think our NHS doctors have email addresses, in fact I'm not even sure we have any doctors ,just a huge waiting room and a few nurses and paramedics
It seems to work alot smoother that way ,less waiting times as most people don't have the patience to phone asking for an appointment to see an imaginary doctor on a Monday only to be told to phone back the following Monday because all the appointments to see imaginary doctors have been taking already .
Still the NHS is starved of cash and resources, the government should be handing them another 50 billion pounds a year ,that would solve everything ,there would be real doctors ,they may even do house visits so you didn't have to travel to health centre and everyone would be much healthier and happier, mental health could be a thing of the past ,you might actually get to see a real doctor regarding it rather than fobbed off to voluntary drop in clinics
Yes more money would have the NHS running like a well oiled machine
 
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