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Old 03-30-2010, 08:31 AM #13
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I dont have sleep apnea. I was tested for it. I had a stress test, and it was fine. my blood pressure stays low, and my heart rate elevates, but its anxiety that makes it do that. I am scheduled for a new chest xray and a spirometry test. I have moved up the size of my bras as I cant take the squeeze. Its been awful!

The harder I try to get to the top of my breath,the worse I make it. Its frustrating!
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