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Old 12-18-2011, 12:04 AM #3
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Hey whats up? I'm Brian. I got hydrocephalus at 37 from an arachnoid cyst. Brain surgery always changes people. I get foggy sometimes and it is from the days that i'm bedridden from the severe pain. I'm on social security disability. I still have trouble coming to grips that I have this horrible condition. If it rains or theres a pressure front I have to stay in bed all day. Did you file for ssd?
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