Thanks SO much..it sounded so familiar sm
Posted By: Grateful on 2005-10-11
In Reply to: bupropion (Wellbutrin) .... nm - typing4dollars
Subject: Thanks SO much..it sounded so familiar sm
and that has to be it. She does have a history of depression among other things.
THANKS!
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