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Old 04-29-2009, 07:32 AM #1
annemarie annemarie is offline
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Default choking

I choked last night for the first time. Just from a normal drink of water. I couldnt breath for what seemed like forever, but was proud of myself for stopping my panicking and waiting things to work again so I could swallow the water and cough. I've only had problems with clear liquids in the past on occasion, having to swallow several times to get it all down. Is this choking thing a normal problem with mg? I think I'll drink from straws from now on!
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