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From: turkishblue <lign(at)cobelsnotary.com>
Date: Sat Sep 22 2007 - 07:55:19 EDT

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The skin is moist with a cold, clammy sweat, and beads of perspiration stand out on the forehead. The pulse becomes feeble, soft, and rapid, and the patient is dull and listless, and complains of extreme thirst. The temperature is usually sub-normal and the respiration rapid, shallow, and sighing in character. Abnormal visual sensations, in the form of flashes of light or spots before the eyes and rushing, buzzing, or ringing sounds in the ears, are often complained of. In extreme cases, phenomena which

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