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Old 06-19-2016, 11:41 PM #1
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Can't say that I have had that but when I do have a coughing fit, the best thing for me to do is take an ice cube, or piece of one and just put it in my mouth and let it melt.

Maybe you should check to see if there are any creepy crawlies with legs on your throat!!!! LOL
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