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Old 05-09-2007, 12:05 AM #7
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I do not mean to interrupt this thread but can I ask you to elaborate on sock glove pattern. I have these sensation and have been trying to figure out how to explain and something with what you said struck a cord.

Thanks for any insight.

Nusery. they are all right on the mark about the sublingual b-12. Makes a huge difference. I sure hope you start to feel better.
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