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Old 06-01-2012, 11:26 AM #1
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Default What could this be with my vision?
The last 5 or so days when i read words the sentences kind of move back and forth or look at things in my parephial vision things kind of move too. I have pcs and noticed my sensitive to light is fading so thats good could my eyes and brain just be readjusting to normal sight or is this more serious?
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