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Old 11-05-2006, 10:28 AM #10
Hadleybay Hadleybay is offline
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This is what my dr. told me. One side of your brain seizes and then, over time, that side of your brain teaches the other to seize.

Figures, my brain teaches itself. The darn thing won't teach me much though. What I do learn......I forget

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