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Old 06-13-2008, 07:21 PM #12
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I have both MS-choking issues, and throat-closing allergies (especially to mold and feta cheese). I can try to explain the difference between the two, at least for me.

With MS, my choking is like a sudden blocking, like when you choke on water (imagine drowning ). It can happen with or without food and liquids, and most often when I am laying on my back. It makes me cough, but clears reasonably quickly . . . right back to pre-choking status.


yup this is exactly what is happening to me! its here and gone in a few sec and then i am fine..


ahh so nice to know this is something that goes along with the MonSter and probably not some other problem i really don't need..
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