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Old 12-29-2009, 10:44 PM #14
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I have dysautonomia as well as sensory, and I have a blink issue, no blink issue I guess.
Cyclelops, I have dysautonomia as well--can't remember if I posted about that here--do know my memory has big holes in it.

Have they found a cause for your symptoms? I don't have diabetes or smoke, or have high blood pressure, never did street drugs or abused prescription drugs--lived as healthy as possible all my life. It seems nerve damage does not care about lifestyles--it comes as it wants.

I wish I could turn the vibrating off tonight--it is making me nuts.
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