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Old 04-18-2011, 09:05 AM #5
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I totally get what you are saying, I am having that feeling as well, when I walk, sit or stand up. I thought I was just going nuts, but it has been around (along with the other sensations I have described) for a week or so now.

Too weird and too embarrassing. Thanks ladies for being so open with me.

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