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Old 05-26-2008, 01:51 PM #1
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I love hot food and soup, but I have to wait untill it cools down, before I can eat or drink it.

I perspire, can't swallow and then cannot get up and walk, after eating anything Hot.

My Advise...LOL...don't do it.
Good advice sally. Sorry you have to go through this too, but i'm glad to hear i'm not totally alone with this problem. Thanks for the advice.. oh how I shall miss my hot coffee, but lukwarm isn't so bad once you get use to it.

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