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Old 04-21-2008, 09:05 AM #22
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YB-how are you feeling today?

I am experiencing those same sx today. I always describe them to others as feeling drunk. That is the best way to explain it. Sometimes mine last for a day, sometimes they last for months. Hopefully you get some relief soon

I wish I could just take them away from you! The new sx are scary when they first appear! Just make sure you let you neuro know.
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