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Old 08-19-2011, 06:32 AM #19
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I asked my neuro a out not being ticklish anymore and he told me exaqctly what I said...no need to be technical, but your tickle nerves have died. Yet, if a person barely rubs against me, sometimes that will send a vibration throughout my body, tickling doesn't bother me at all. It's definitely strange how nerves react. Sometimes I wonder if it's not just the nerve-brain connection and not actually the nerves. There are so many times that I will not feel a cut on my hand, only know when I see blood, or I will not notice something is hot until I see red skin.

The last few days at work, I can't hang onto the pens that we have always used, they slip right out of my fingers. I had to find some fat pens to use..it might be that I have had to write more this week than usual, don't know.

Alls I can say is, at least we all understand each other!
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