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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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