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Old 02-05-2013, 10:14 PM #3
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I get that every night too Kelly, but I use it to get me to sleep. I get my legs to rock back and forth in rythym and it sort of lulls me to sleep.

I've had this sort of RLS all my life and learned early to use it to rock myself to sleep. I sit and wiggle my toes too..lol

If ya can't lose it, use it..
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