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Old 02-11-2010, 06:03 PM #1
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Default Restless Arm Syndrome?
Does anyone else get this?
If you have ever heard restless leg syndrome described, you know what I mean.
It feels as though you have to constantly move and stretch our arms. You feel creepy crawlies in them. You just can't stop moving and stretching.
It is hard to describe better than that. If any of you get this, what do you do for it?
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