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I didn’t know how bad the stuff hit me but we were going to follow a ravine to a waterfall and although annoyed at first I agreed I was in no shape to go.
Passed quick so I took my own little hike. As you can see even Rocky disapproves thinking I’m drunk
Edit: gabapentin isn’t a controlled drug not a drug of abuse but it’s also worthless for pain just makes you drool
I didn’t know how bad the stuff hit me but we were going to follow a ravine to a waterfall and although annoyed at first I agreed I was in no shape to go.
Passed quick so I took my own little hike. As you can see even Rocky disapproves thinking I’m drunk
Edit: gabapentin isn’t a controlled drug not a drug of abuse but it’s also worthless for pain just makes you drool
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