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Brendan

07/24/08

Brendan

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Choking/squeezing feeling in throat followed by an episode similar to a seizure?

A pre-teen female friend of the family has these episodes (usually once a day) where she can tell she is about to have an episode because her throat feels like she's being choked. The episode progrsses to the point were she looses most of her muscle control and can not talk. EEG...

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