Natasa: Re: : LONG, rambly,

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Just wanted to mention that you don't need a dr to get Valtrex, you can get it online without a script. I know Andy has talked about this before, there are some posts on onibasu.

I don't know if I would be brave enough to do this, not brave here, but just saying you could. I mean the dr just gives you the script and sends you home and you give the stuff. I am sure you could find a reason to get some blood work done after it is taken for awhile.

I think if I had a kid who was not clearing out the viral stuff with chelation, and responded to OTC virals, I would seriously consider this. And, of course, it is pricey, but what isn't?

Natasa: Re: : LONG, rambly,

> > >> > > Thanks Zoe. Feel like my children are hung round my neck whilst I > > > stagger about with a bell shouting "unclean". Well that's a slight > > > exaggeration but you get the drift. Thanks for the sympathy.> > > > > >> >>

[Guest guest]

, you are right, I have seen some 'no rx' sites advertising Valtrex for

about 300-400 US dollars a month! Me neither, I just wouldn't be brave enough.

At least not at the moment.

Natasa

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