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Well, you guys I haven't been able to see out of one fourth of my right eye for like the last eight nine ten weeks right

I explained to you guys a doctors couldn't figure it out

optometrists couldn't figure it out went to get an MRI and a brain scan maybe that

had something to do with it haven't been able to figure it out

no they didn't find anything in there the brain I saw a picture of it I

don't know it works really well but there is something up there I assure you and

now we know what it is so I went to go see a doctor the other day, yesterday, a neuroopthomologist, they

shouldn't even let you in the office unless you can say that a couple of different times.

So I go and it's been this sort of film on one quarter of my right eye that I can see through,

like if you're looking through

you know like when your mirror fog not your mirror but your window fog's up in your car

before you put defrost on it's like that so you can see through it you just not

really really well nobody's been able

to figure it out so she finally took a look at everything and I really trust her

a lot she went to Harvard and Duke I think Cornell might be thrown in

there also so all schools I've heard of. I had a stroke in my eye.

Oh, what? Yeah, I had a stroke in my eye. Optic nerve stroke. No way. How does that even happen? Oh no. It is like a lack of blood going through to the eye.

A lot of people get it if they have high blood pressure, which I don't have. Some people get it if they have high blood pressure which I don't have some people get it if

they smoke which I don't do I mean she says really really good shape so she

really can't figure out how it happened the concern is that if it happened in my eye, can it

happen somewhere else? So I did some blood work yesterday to figure that out and

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