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Old 02-08-2008, 09:22 PM #2
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I'm certainly no doctor, but I think you're right..It doesn't sound like fibro to me. I'm glad your going in for more tests, especially considering seizures! As far as weakness/dizziness after walking a ways, I can relate to that. I can walk only so far, then it's stop,sit down and cool off or stop, fall and pass out. Hope you find the answers to this!
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