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09-07-2007, 07:21 AM
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My PN effected my face for a short time. It was weird, really. I got this terrible burning sensation, I could feel it, but it could not be seen by anyone else--it didn't turn my face red or anything, but it felt so terrible. My face actually hurt after the burning went away. It happened on and off for a few weeks and hasn't happened again since. Well, now that I mentioned it, I will probably be revisited!
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