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Old 08-14-2008, 04:44 PM #1
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This is Traciboop I Have Had Epilepsy for 44 years now yes I just gave my age kinda lol.and recently I have been diagnosest with a certain kind of glaucoma.when I have a seizure my eye muscles get a real work out and that is not good the Optomrtrist says.well my Question is this do any of you guys out there have the same problem or am I just a weird child my eyes always told ppl when I was going to have a seizure they would get big in the puplies I really was just curious thanks
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