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Old 05-09-2011, 09:37 AM #1
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im just now experiencing real "flares" like real tos with the nausea and all of that.

i freak out completely, i actually feel like im going to faint. this has never happened in public, fortunately.

but when it does, how do you all handle this? are there any tricks to making it easier until you go lay down somewhere.

i won't actually faint right? i don't understand why i feel so nauseous either.
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