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1 thought on ““Affliction comes to us, not to make us sad but sober; not to make us sorry but wise.” ~H. G. Wells”

  1. Is it possible to ask a pharmacist what the instructions mean? If he doesn’t understand it , perhaps he can get a hold of the doctor easier than you. It is almost like working for 2 bosses—-the one who hired you and the one who wants to fire you.–I daven every day for you Kahas Ben Dvorah—that you should have a complete refuah shelama.

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