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Author Topic: Close and yet so far?  (Read 313 times)
naz
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« on: July 03, 2009, 14:56:27 »

Im pretty new to ap im getting really good at bringing the symptoms such as vibrations -- the other day i began to start hearing loud ringing / chain dragging like sounds along with vibrations but it seemed like i couldnt go any further then that.. As i tryed to intensify them, the symptoms would get stronger and weaker , stronger and weaker. Is there a way to bring consistency? Also when people say think of rolling out of bed or grabbing on to something - lifting an arm or leg -- (do these thoughts have to be repetitive untill you OOB?) or is it supposed to happen as you process the thought. When the symptoms were at their strongest i would think to roll out of bed -- lift an arm or something but i dont think it took any drastic effect -- Is it because i need my body to completley fall asleep?
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