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How the hell is this even possible? Blood flow? Oxygen?
Those would be my guess; I experience the same thing often. OTOH, I also have days that start out bad, I try to get active to get my blood moving, and things just keep going downhill.

I think you can still trust your nerves though; when nothing hurts anymore, you'll know you're dead.

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