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So you have had the tongue twitches?
Not twitches per se, but rather an extremely weak tongue and with little or no ability to move food around my mouth with it. But that does not make a difference. Each of us will have similar, not exact symptoms. They don't call it the "Snowflake Disease" for nothing, each is unique.

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