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Old 03-02-2008, 09:24 PM #1
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mel usually comes up with somebody. and if your doing well on ly you might
want to stay on it and add b12,ask mrs.d ,but remission don't think so.
deb i'm had the vibrating and the rest from the beginning,1 place or another,
also i've been having that broken bone feeling.
j.that's really good news.
billye believe me i really understand about the eyes.
and flying down the stairs. sue
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Old 03-03-2008, 07:55 AM #2
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Wow, Dec 06, I posted that. I guess the nerves aren't dying, I still have the cell phone vibrations, so maybe they are still healing?
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I get a buzzing feeling but not like you all described. It's just a buzzing feeling. Not a vibration that actually makes me feel as if things are moving when they aren't and shouldn't be, just a buzzing feeling. Like very intense tingling? Gosh, this stuff is difficult to describe!
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Hello,

There is a recognized "phantom buzz" sensation that affects people all over the world. I have also experienced these buzzes, but oddly on my right hip, near where my cell phone would be clipped, but at times when I was not wearing it. A recent article that touched on this is at:
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