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Old 08-27-2009, 03:07 PM #9
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By muscle twitching, what exactly do you all mean? I twitch a lot as I am going to sleep. Just all of a sudden I will have a twitch -- could be just an arm or leg or my whole body -- which will then jerk me awake. Does that seem to fit with what you mean by twitches?
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