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Default Body Jerks?
I noticed tonight when I was trying to lay down and go to sleep, my body is certain parts started to jerk really bad. It would happen a couple minutes a part, then there was once were my entire body jerked really hard. When I'm walking around or sitting, it doesn't happen though. Any ideas how to get it to stop?
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