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Originally Posted by Merl1n
I've gone down the path of trying different neurologists before and unfortunately they all talk to each other. I saw an ophthalmologist who reckons it maybe scar tissue that is the problem, but my GP does not agree. It seems scar tissue is made up of collagen. The brain tissue does not contain collagen. Scar tissue within the brain tho does cause seizures and I'm not having seizures. So I have one specialist telling me one thing and another telling me the opposite. Nobody seems to have any answers other than the problem being me. As for the problem being in god's hands, I went to a Catholic boarding school and after that experience I can confirm there is no such thing as a god, cos if there was there would be no such thing as a catholic boarding schools. Sorry but that's my experience.
Merl1n
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Sorry Merlin if I offended You...I'm sorry You had such a horrible experience. Dean went to a catholic gradeschool and doesn't think much of the church anymore either....How are You doing? I'm worried about both You and Dean. no word from insurance co. if they will cover surgery so it's a waiting game..in the meantime dean suffers. we are going to ask for a referral to a new neurologist, will c how that goes. His neuropathy in his legs has really flared up. Has a hard time walking. I hope something has changed for the better for you. Thinking of you. Lisa and Dean