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Old 09-10-2010, 11:04 AM #1
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Default Weak/Very Sick
Is it normal to feel extremely weak, sick after eating/drinking anything, trembling, so weak unable to do absolutely anything, unable to even think/process a grocery list?

I need to write a grocery list and have not been able to do it. Feel so severly sick no clue how I'm going to get groceries. No idea. Need to get them for tonight/afternoon.

Do not feel well at all. Very scared. Just want to avoid food period. Choke on everything.

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