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michelle082881

March 5th, 2010

i have had this issue for about 6 years now, where everytime i eat my heart races, it gets so bad to the point where i get nausea and throw up pretty much everytime.i have been to the cardio, he doesnt know whats up so i went to a gi specialist today...they are doing some tests on me in the upcoming weeks so we will see what happens..i am so tired of this because i have lost a lot of weight now and am scared for my health and well being..I dont understand what this is and I keep getting sent a way due to the medical insurance that i have...can anyone help me with this any advice

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