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Old 04-27-2009, 12:24 AM #7
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I also wanted to say that visual damage from ON is not necessarily permanent. I have had around 8 events of ON over a 30 year period since diagnosis with MS, and so far my vision has returned each time.

I didn't suffer any long time eye damage from the ON that I suffered, but others were not as lucky as I. Like MS, ON affects each of us diffeently.
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