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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>&lt;p class=&quot;b3&quot;&gt;Good news. This morning I went to my eye specialist for an update on a condition <br /> that has had me uptight for a year plus and he says the condition is stable and <br /> requires no intervention other than an annual MRI to make sure the sleeping dog <br /> is still asleep. The condition is a nerve sheath meningioma, which grows <br /> painlessly and very slowly. I&#039;ve probably had mine for over ten years as they <br /> can see it on an MRI the hospital in Mexico did when I had my stroke. Mine seems <br /> to have stopped growing and won&#039;t damage the left eye unless it grows out of the <br /> right eye socket and then back into the left. I&#039;ve pretty much lost vision in my <br /> right eye and won&#039;t get it back, but I largely learned to compensate for that <br /> loss before I was aware of it happening. Strange what goes on in on our inner <br /> sanctum!&lt;/p&gt;</div>

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