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Old 05-28-2014, 12:48 PM #29
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It's usually at night, but when I'm sitting in my computer chair, trying to read, or watch tv. My leg will jump a little bit from the hip area, and make the rest of the leg either wiggle, or kick.

Not to give too much information, I nearly kicked my boyfriend the last time I saw him from the stupid twitch. Had to warn him to not get too close to that leg.

At least I can't kick him for awhile. He had that motorcycle wreck earlier this month, and then he had to have surgery last week on the broken leg. (he got 8 pins and a plate in his leg)
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