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Old 07-02-2008, 06:32 AM #12
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Thanks everyone for the wonderful encouragement. I will keep everyone posted. Oh one more question has anyone experienced one your eyes no longer moves to the outer part of your eye which causes double vision? If so does it come back after using the steroids.

I have 6th nerve pasley and was just wondering will I ever stop looking cross sided.

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