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Old 02-02-2012, 11:36 AM #5
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Mari

Sending some support. I would think it might be more of what is called
a aura. If it is just a short period of time.

It can even be from a headache, that isn't visible but there, hoping this
makes sense.

Because in some cases the aura is all that happens, it seems to stop
what was going to happen.

But they too are something that can freak you out. So yes, sending you some thoughts, and hoping you are doing better.

Donna
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