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Old 05-25-2007, 09:48 PM #11
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LOL Sal! The fish oil things are easy!! Just bite down on them hard...and watch how quick you swallow them suckers!
Eeeeewwwww!!! Yuck..spit..choke..barf!!
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Glad I found this thread. I've had the choking pill syndrome ever since I was a little tiny kid. And my neuro tells me she believes I've had MS for a very long time.

I think someone else mentioned having this problem since childhood. Interesting Watson!!!

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Hiya, Peahen! Glad you found us, stick around and hang with the motley lot of us!
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Hi Peahen, nice to see you.

You know, a lot of us can go way back to childhood with sx of MS, now that we know, what the heck we got.

I'm sorry about your choking thing...just another perk of this wonderful disease.



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Glad I found this thread. I've had the choking pill syndrome ever since I was a little tiny kid. And my neuro tells me she believes I've had MS for a very long time.

I think someone else mentioned having this problem since childhood. Interesting Watson!!!

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