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Old 08-15-2007, 10:21 PM #1
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Default Face feels weird
Lately my face has been doing some weird things. Hope I can explain.
Ok like if I were to take my hand and start at the to of my forward and
rub down I would feel it immediately. It is like slow motion. It takes a few seconds after I rub on it before I feel it and then it is very tingly and feels
something like pins and needles. Can anyone help on this? Am I totally losing it
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