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Old 08-23-2012, 11:45 PM #6
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I was experiencing this same symptom. I attribute it to increased spasticity. I also noticed that in the morning when I stretched my arms above my head, my knees drew up as if I was a marionette.

Stretching in the AM was painful. And yet, I had difficulty walking because my knees locked so I walk like Frankenstein's monster.

The CCSVI procedure has taken away the sleep problem of turning into the extreme fetal position. I also do not act like a puppet anymore.
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