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This link states a stroke effect BOTH sides of the body in a stroke.
https://lifecenter.ric.org/index.php...op102&cid=2131

Considering it can be very important to get you meds after a stroke within a short period of time, you might want to consider waiting?
I'm confused Lit, but I haven't read the link yet and my head is screaming, just pounding. super migraine oh.my.gawd. I will take a look and good to know about both sides. Thank you!
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