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Old 09-15-2009, 02:44 AM #7
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F2U,
It may not have been hot, but a crowded room can get real stuffy. Meaning not enough air (Oxygen) to get everyone's brain working.

So even if you were not overheated, you lacked enough air to keep you on your feet. Going outside, and then in your own house, you probably felt better because it was more freshened air.

I hope it isn't a relapse.
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