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Old 02-23-2008, 11:13 AM #15
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For me, my whole left leg felt like rubber and I could not use it well. I was picking up supplies for work and was in the parking lot at Office Max. Too the supplies back to work. Luckily for me, I was only working a 1/2 day that day as it was the 1st day of school for DDs and I wanted to spend the afternoon with them.

I had a manual car at the time and really couldn't tell if my foot was on the clutch at all. I managed to get DDs and get home.

Since that time I have gone numb in other ways as well. Sometimes I would get that burning feeling. Sometimes I was completely unaware that I was numb until I burnt myself, saw blood on my finger from a paper cut, etc.
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