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Old 08-16-2010, 12:06 PM #5
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Frogga.

When my spasms are out of control I park myself in my bathtub with epsom salts. Once I am good and waterlogged I get out and climb under my heating blanket and sit on my heating pad. it causes me to sweat horribly, but for some reason it breaks up the spasms. Good luck!

Kim
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