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Old 06-15-2015, 05:34 PM #7
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Anyone get a kind of internal buzzing/vibration feeling, seems to happen when I am lying down and definately not visible, it's all over but internal and very odd
Yes! I get this internal buzz, almost like a motor humming through my whole body, when I awake every morning. It's hard, too, because it is a reminder at the very moment of waking every day that something is very wrong and I'm not better. I told my doctor early on that it almost felt like I was having a seizure. I'm so glad to be affirmed by you all!
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