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Old 02-06-2013, 06:50 PM #3
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I agree with Snoopy. It is more than likely age-related changes in your macula. I have never hear of macula changes happening in MS. What did the optometrist say about it? Did he say it was macular degeneration disease?

So sorry you may have to deal with yet another issue. Getting older is tough enough and add in MS and yuck, Yuck, YUCK!
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