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Old 10-09-2010, 12:14 PM #10
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Okay thank you Lynn.

It can manifest differently in everyone I guess.

For example my left leg. Inam felling prxhes of numbness to stocking feelin to migrating stabs to in and out crMps to sudden twitching which can be one twitch to like a machine gun goin off. Always feel the twitch coming agterthe severe stabbs. So I have severe twitching too which is not painfull. And they can be in Tiniest fibers like a dot of an area or huge muscles. (now this happens head to toe migrating or All at same time)
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