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Old 08-02-2007, 09:28 PM #11
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Both of my legs from my toes to mid thigh are always ice cold to the touch and both hands and forearms are always cold as well. The pain is waves as well that go up and down. Never know when it'll come. Sometimes it's really bad, other times not so bad.

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Karen
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