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Old 08-12-2011, 07:41 PM #7
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No, I've never heard of RDS.

I'm not experiencing numbness. I'm experiencing a lot of loss of feeling/lessened sensations. I can't even feel my lips anymore or when I'm chewing food in my mouth... or if a hair gets pulled from my head, I can't feel it. I also can barely feel itching or reflexes.
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