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Welcome Blancaboo!

Wouldn't ya just love it, if they'd give the reading of your MRI in simple
English or at least, in actual Medical terms, so we can Google it? grrrrrr.

Yes it could be lesions and probably are. Let us know how your MRI reading
appt. goes. We are here for each other's support.
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