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Old 10-01-2006, 12:49 PM #1
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Default Night Tremors
Well here is a new one for me!!! At night now I deal with what I call night tremors. My entire body starts jerking uncontrollably First the left leg, than the right arm, than the chest, than the right leg, etc,. They are so severe and so uncomfortable I wake up in the mornings with my stomach in knots its like going through a entire Jane Fonda Workout in your sleep. I rest my case.

WHAT IS THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!????????????????

HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!???????????

I could easily be a stand in for Linda Blair in the Exorcist!

Mark
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