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Old 08-12-2012, 12:57 PM #1
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Default New from Maryland
I have been searching the web ever
Since I noticed my calves twitching , for the first 4 days I was so nervous because I thought I had ALS , still not sure if I don't , I have a Emg in 2 weeks and it feels like I'm waiting for my death sentence , some times I feel twitches in my arm had a couple in my chest and other calve twitches but not as bad as the right , the right twitches 24/7 after I started reading about BFS the twitches whent down a lot , but woke up this morning an leg hurts and it's just twitching away
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