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Old 07-10-2009, 07:28 PM #6
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[QUOTE=MdotDdot;535590]sorry bout your vision. both eyes have optic neuritis? and have you had NMO antibodies checked?


I have damage to both eyes but had optic neuritus on several occasions damaging my right eye really bad and my left not terribly horrible as right but can tell damage. I kid you not some nights we have to eat in almost complete darkness because they are bothering me so bad. Sorry do not know what NMO antibodies are.
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