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Old 10-13-2010, 11:28 PM #1
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Angry Vibrations??

Hi

I have a question regarding vibrations.
I am having it bad in left leg it's non stop feeling of a nagging in my leg and that foot. But if I turn my foot to look at it either stops or amlifiez at times.

I can even feel it twithing at the surface of the skin. Not big twitches but very fine in a smaLl dot of an area it will flicker super fast and electric like and this is happening all over that foot when vibrations are there..
The vibrations go thru two toe and I can feel at the bottom that it it's finely moving.

Is that how u guys have it. These tiny flickering of twitches almost like sudden goose-bump are happening more everywhere

Thank u
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