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Old 12-03-2010, 09:32 PM #13
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Well, I have "far advanced brain atrophy for someone my age" according to brain MRI report done six years ago.

I have smoked six cigs a day since I was 12 yrs old. I am down to four cigs a day with smoking only half of each cig. SO WHY THE **** DONT I QUIT!!!!

I don't know why...

I sorta wanna quit but I think I'm stuck in Dejibo's "I DONT WANNA"
but now that I got my medical records and discovered that I have a small lung disease starting...NOW I will quit. But dont hold your breaths!
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DX: Graves Disease
DID=Dissociative Identity Disorder
Kidney Disease
Liver Disease
MG Occular
MS - Bladder/Bowels/cognitive/muscular/fatigue
Partial Complex Seizures of Frontal/occipital focal radiating into an encephalic whole brain high intensity centralizing in autonomic system area.
Brain atropy/brain tumor/brain skull thickening
Transient Periodic Paralysis


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