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Old 07-26-2010, 03:41 AM #1
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Sorry you havent received any replies... sooo I "Googled" (paroxysmal dystonia + gastroparesis) it came up with several actually the 1st two were your two post of this question here. you might want to check it out the 4th one listed has several personal blogs about people living with the condition and you might check out the side effects of the drugs your daughter is on.
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