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Old 01-31-2012, 12:26 AM #4
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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Exclamation Get your shunt checked, ASAP!!!!!!
1. You *have* to be born with Hydro.
2. I've had a VP shunt, since, I was born. I'll be 45 in February.
3. Again, I had my 1st shunt put in when I was born. It lasted until, I
was 9. That's when I needed a revision. I had *all* of the symptoms,
you described!! Also, you *have* to be born with Hydro.
Get yourself, checked!!!

Phyllis
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