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For what reason does my sister have so many bottles of pain killers?
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Ask her: There should not be more than one bottle of the same medicine, nor expired medicine. Ask her, but have someone with you that she respects when you ask. Be prepared to go with her to her doctor to discuss if she will allow.
Answered 7/14/2013
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