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Old 11-07-2008, 11:22 AM #1
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Unhappy The eyes have it
I've also posted this on the Autoimmune forum - since I don't know where it belongs .................

Can anyone relate to looking in the mirror to find that the skin above each eye has folded down over each eye lid and eyelashes. It looks like my eyebrows have dropped - although I can still raise them. They don't appear to be swollen - just suddenly lost all tone.

Any suggestions? Thanks

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