I don’t know if you have heard of, or if you have ever considered having your medications delivered to you in blister packs. It had been suggested to us by Laurie my social worker when we tol…
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How a good idea, goes bad
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We only have blister packs for our meds in the UK and Western Europe (in Germany, where I lived a decade, anyway).
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