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Old 05-18-2009, 11:57 AM #9
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Originally Posted by Brennan068 View Post
I imagine I was some happy to have mine go away.

Now if I can only get the swallowing issue completely dealt with I'll have a huge celebration of Thai food and Martinis Spicy foods are still a problem for me which really is a pain because we have a great Thai restaurant in my town... I miss it.
Hey Brennan,

I'm pretty new here so I'm not familiar with your situation. I use to have the choking & swallowing problem a lot, but fortunatly it only sneeks up on me once in a while now. Of course you don't know when it's going to happen. I love Thai food too, but I can't eat it anymore...not because of the MG...it's an age thing now! When did you have your Thymectomy? I had mine in Nov.02

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