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Or an #abi ?

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MefAction

@mefaction.com

25 Apr

Yep (I'm not recommending treatment from these centers but providing confirmation that many of our symptoms can be explained even though they do not show up on tests.)

visualsymptomstreatmentcenter.comAcquired Brain InjuriesNeuro-optometric rehab utilizes special prescription lenses, prism lenses or patching, depending on the visual problem that needs treatment.

Traumatic Brain Injury News

@ems1639.bsky.social

25 Apr

My information is basically on #TBI seeing that I am a TBI survivor. ABI is different. A TBI is physical trauma caused from an outside force to the brain as a car accident. An ABI is due to a medical condition of the brain, such as in a stroke. I am not sure if ABI have that medical condition.

MefAction

@mefaction.com

25 Apr

I (and many) have vision issues that are possibly connected to an ABI from the anti-malaria drug, mefloquine. That is why I questioned it and did research after reading your post. I added an article about #abi and optical issues in the replies on my repost. Thank you for posting the information.