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Old 05-21-2015, 09:39 AM #2
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Hi Scuba,

I am headed out the door and can't give much answer to this. Will save outrage for another time. On the droopy eye though, I think that is called Horner's syndrome or sign, not sure, but it is a sign the block went where it should have and does happen sometimes....
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