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JimmyK


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Thanks Y'all. I chose regular time last night and then this morning regular time + 1/2 hour. Then changed the clocks and will simply add 12 hours to next does and stay on track that way. One hour change yet total adjustment is only a half hour, one time.

 

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My doc said no issue changing one hour. Stick to what your use to.



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Hi Jimmy,

If you prefer the schedule (hour) you're currently taking your meds, it won't hurt anything to keep your administration time on the same schedule by adjusting the time one hour. 



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JimmyK


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Greetings,

It occurs to me the change in time tonight will alter the dosing schedule. Interested in your thoughts.

 

Thanks

 

JimmyK



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