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LoriG

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Waking In Pain Posted: 09-21-07 12:26pm


I occassionally wake up in the middle of the night and my whole body aches like a whole body heart attack. After about a minute I'm absolutely fine. As far as I know I'm perfectly healthy. Any thoughts? Thank you, Lori

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Posted: 09-21-07 12:28pm


hi lori i suggest you see a doctor about this. ive never herd of this before. it could be nothing at all but it could also be serious too. your body shouldnt be in that much pain like that i hope things get better for you! good luck

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