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Old 07-10-2009, 08:39 PM #1
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Default neck and swallowing issues
my husband just told me that i seem to be eating much slower. now that i think about it he's right. we always joke my mom eats slow but i almost am as slow as her. and my voice seems to be hoarse begin about 3 pm. neck area is also sore-not on inside like strep throat. a cold drink etc don't feel good like it does when you have "real sore throat". anybody identify with these?
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