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Old 04-17-2012, 01:45 PM #1
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Confused OMG the Vibrating
you know how you have vibrating in your legs or other parts of your body like your phone is going off? well when I got up today I had vibrating in my ****?? has anyone ever had that happen to them?
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you know how you have vibrating in your legs or other parts of your body like your phone is going off? well when I got up today I had vibrating in my ****?? has anyone ever had that happen to them?
UH! Whachu got vibrating?

The answer is yes...lol
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UH! Whachu got vibrating?

The answer is yes...lol
Isn't that crazy lol I remember when it use to be my thigh and kept thinking it was my phone going off lol
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Um...yes, I have had my **** vibrate. its not a fuzzy feeling like you would expect in private times, but its disconcerting when you have to keep shifting to find a way to not allow it to happen.

My MD said "take a muscle relaxer"
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Um...yes, I have had my **** vibrate. its not a fuzzy feeling like you would expect in private times, but its disconcerting when you have to keep shifting to find a way to not allow it to happen.

My MD said "take a muscle relaxer"
LOL well it stop for the day at least lol
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Did not know that that was a sign of MS - ???

Thought it was from Non-Use! lol
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