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Old 01-07-2009, 03:55 PM #1
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Unhappy choking on water

Hi its now been just over a year since having MG but only had double vision at first then after many tests was diagnosed then its been slowly becoming worse ................. Then i'm feeling lucky to of had it easy .
So i was eating my dinner with a drink of water no problems eating but when i drank the water it was blocked and i couldn't swallow at all not sure what hapened as it seemed to go somewere for a moment then shot out i just didn't expect it something i know now to becareful doing i was having slight problems swallowing Alan
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