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The writer met with the consumer today and his appointment at NSO - Life Choices. The consumer report that he has not cut down on the caffeine intake because he is still drinking a lot of Mountain Dew and Faygo pop. The consumer report to the doctor that he need an increase in his medication and he also need medication to control his dream. The doctor told the consumer that there is no medication to control his dream and he really need to cut back on his caffeine intake. The consumer want an increase in his medication because he states that his medication is not working for his anxiety the doctor stated once again to the consumer that because of his caffeine intake that is why his medication is not working. The doctor inform the consumer that

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