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my moms hearing voicesFri, Mar 7th 2008The other day my mom ran out of the room saying "I'm hearing ringing and voices someones talking me." I got really scared and her voice completely changed. I'm worried she's sick or there is something wrong with her! It's only happend 2 times 'in the past few months but I dont know what to do.
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