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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Aug 24, 2016
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I have had a strange feeling for a few days now. Today I've been feeling very energetic and tired at the same time. I sit, exhausted and full of energy, at my desk. My arm has been itching. It's killing me now. I look at your forearm and see it for the first time. Something is moving under my skin. It is shifting around. Your muscle spasms and I realize there are dozens moving toward the surface. I don't know what they are, they are scaring me. So I asked if I could go to the nurse of course. So when I went to the nurse she past out. Great now this day just keeps getting worse. "WHY DOES THIS DAY JUST KEEP GETTING WORSE FOR ME??!!" I screamed on the top of my lungs and started to cry. Then my mom came in, and she had me show her what was going on and she said that we had to go to the hospital. I went right into surgery. They figured out that they need more information on what my sickness that I have. It has been 3 weeks now, and we still haven't figured out what it was. Ok so it has been a whole month, and now we certainly know what it is. It is something to do with my body like I got an infection from a shot but doubt that is what it is.
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