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Originally Posted by Erin524 View Post
Anyone ever had a muscle spasm in their leg so bad that it made them almost physically ill?
Yes. I've even nearly fainted following a muscle spasm/Charlie Horse in my leg. I went completely cold/clammy, and then about 2 = 3 minutes later had a visual 'aura'. Frightening as heck!
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