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Old 10-21-2009, 11:41 AM #1
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Default Anyone have feeling of a string tight around neck??
My dad has a new symptom..a feeling of a string pulled around the front midsection of his neck. I can even see a line in his skin at the place he is a bit uncomfortable with. Is anyone else experiencing this? I sometimes have a feeling of having a tight hat on (like a band around my head) when not wearing one/ my brother and another friend experience this one. Aunt Bean
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