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Old 02-02-2011, 11:39 AM #1
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Default Olfactory senses an issue with RSD?
I am, of late, having mild frequent "blasts" of smells unrelated to anything I'm near, wearing, down-wind of, or can identify. Is this a neuron gone crazy thing or do I (yippee) have something else coming up in my rearview mirror?

Thanks to all.
Pat
Ps if there really was a thing that gave a real rear view I would not own it because glancing at it sidewise is bad enough!
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