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Old 01-31-2007, 10:47 PM #1
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Default I got a lot from this
Reading this helped me considerably in making sense of the effect of sclera I have in various brain parts. I am glad you posted this even if it is not l00% accurate.
One area I am not sure about (not sure I have sclera) was so suggestive of damage that I am assuming I may have spots in that area. My doctors never have ever discussed this with me, and I think they should have.

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