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the Main Trigger Posted: 06-06-05 05:13am


I only get the pains in the area surrounding my heart when I stretch, e.G. Turn my upper-body (as im sitting down) to my right side, I get a sharp pain. Also. When I get fatigued for no reason whatsoever, I feel...Trapped air? The best way I can put it, my heart is a balloon lol.

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