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Old 07-06-2012, 11:44 AM #7
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I have this too but I get it shortly after waking. Even now typing I'm foggy, dizzy and feel like I'm in a dream world. I also get into a trance like state when doing a task like making breakfast for my daughter then bringing her a dog bone. Or making coffee with milk or the best ever....leaving the house in my slippers! I'm losing (lost) my mind!

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