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Old 06-25-2010, 05:49 AM #9
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I will get vibrations in my lower extremities that make me feel as tho my cell phone is in my pocket vibrating, when it isn't. The vibrations don't hurt, I just know they are there. Can you relate to that?
kpRN, I can relate to that. Mine have a tendency to run on for awhile once they get cranked up. They used to just come on in short bursts but now they go on for longer periods of time. Mine also don't hurt but they are strong enough that I know they're there. I assume that they progress right along with the condition.
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