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We were having had day at school and I'm not normally a half person. I had this like numspot

on my head all day long and it just was like a not scratchable itch. It was all day all day all day.

But I thought like at first I was like, oh it's just a hat day. I'm just not comfortable wearing

this ridiculous Christmas tree hat at school. By the weekend, so that like started midweek, by that

weekend, it had started to move down my forehead to like my eyebrow area. And that's when it just

became this burning itchie couldn't really make it go away thing. A few days went by and that,

so this is all at Christmas time. That's when I we were driving from where we live in Buffalo

down to my parents on Long Island. And that drive my forehead felt like someone had a match to it.

I think I kind of lucked out with shingles because it was a really small patch that I had.

But it just feel like someone had a lighter on my forehead for as long as it did was just the

craziest thing. I had no idea what it was though. So I started doing like the Web MD thing. And I was

searching for like what's a large red spot red spot with blisters because it started to

get these really small spots over time. And that's kind of when I started to see other

pictures of people who had the same thing. And people were saying itchingles itchingles itchingles.

So I finally like called my doctor and I said, hey, I have all these symptoms, but like I don't

know what this is. And they said, that sounds like shingles you need to get to, you need to come

see us right away. But we were traveling for Christmas. By the time I kind of got all that together,

we were already in route from Long Island up to Rhode Island for the weekend. So that's when I

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