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Old 08-18-2015, 02:06 PM #1
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Just thought you should know.
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We should know.
Thanks. Glad not to be alone in this, but sorry.

Right now my shoulders and neck are tingling. My left foot and hand were sparky and crazy this morning.

Meanwhile I look normal and feel like my head and feet might blow off my body from all the electrical nonsense. I was just at the supermarket with my kids. I was seeing all the "normal" people -knowing that no one can see what a mess I am and how hard it is to navigate those aisles with this body. It is my secret.
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I have had vibrating lower legs and arms from elbow down to hands for over a week. Thankfully my focus and outlook have been on the high end, but it is rough at times.

I hope it passes for yoy beatle... or is it circadia bug?
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I've had that. I don't remember when though. But I do remember that feeling. It's like sometimes, in the middle of the night, especially in winter, when the train would be rubbling through town, my bed would vibrate. I think it's because the ground was frozen and sound waves travelled through the ground. The train tracks are a mile from here.

You think it might be coming from outside?
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I am so glad to know I'm not alone......I get a vibration in my left leg that drives me crazy. It's like my phone is in my leg vibrating!! Kate
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Maybe it's the way your sitting. Your pinching off a section of the nerve and it doesn't like it.
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I look normal and feel like my head and feet might blow off my body from all the electrical nonsense. I was seeing all the "normal" people -knowing that no one can see what a mess I am and how hard it is to navigate those aisles with this body. It is my secret.
I go through this too.
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Maybe it's the way your sitting. Your pinching off a section of the nerve and it doesn't like it.
I have PN all over my body and at different times of the day, I will experience different pains, cramps, sensations, etc. It is even difficult to concentrate because I am so distracted by it.
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I've had that. I don't remember when though. But I do remember that feeling. It's like sometimes, in the middle of the night, especially in winter, when the train would be rubbling through town, my bed would vibrate. I think it's because the ground was frozen and sound waves travelled through the ground. The train tracks are a mile from here.

You think it might be coming from outside?
Definitely not.
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I'm used to the vibration now, but what drives me nuts is when I feel like I have bugs crawling on my legs. I look like an insane person swatting at nothing because I'm never sure if there's anything there or not.
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