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Hi Kell~~~ Does this shortness of breath feeling only happen at bedtime? Do you notice when climbing stairs or exerting yourself??

While Cheri is right that it is prob the "hug", it wouldn't hurt to have it checked out. I'm thinking of ya!!
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(((Kelly))). I agree with the others that you should get it checked out and find the root of the problem. Although the hug has become my constant, unwanted, companion, I don't discount other reasons for this.

If it is the MS hug, I often put my arms above my head to help relieve that hug feeling and I am able to take deeper breaths.

BTW- Why do they call it the hug? Hugs are supposed to be nice and make you feel good, warm, and fuzzy like this: or . I don't quite get that feeling with this.
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Hi Kell~~~ Does this shortness of breath feeling only happen at bedtime? Do you notice when climbing stairs or exerting yourself??

I get it when I'm just sitting still or lying down OR exerting myself. I don't have stairs but if I do something strenuous I find myself getting winded. Like I said, it probably has something to do with the extra weight I'm carrying around. Stupid Neurontin. . . . . . .
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