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Old 07-14-2009, 03:51 PM #6
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I get this as well.

I just went through the testing (but I have not received ther results yet). But the doc was telling me that getting full fast was also a symptom of the swallowing issue - I has not heard this before! He asked me if I finished my food and I told him, well, let's just say the fridge is full of my leftovers but my husband finishes what is on his plate. I never thought about it before.

For saying that, I got to eat radioactive eggs - YUM O! not.

I sometimes just choke on my own saliva - which is really annoying. I am sometimes ok - and other times, I choke all the time. Unpredictable.
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