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s2008m [1.1K]
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5

Livie suffered a stroke and cannot recognize her children or grandchildren. damage to her head may have resulted in

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Rudik [331]3 years ago
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The damage may have resulted in <span>brain lesion
</span><span>brain lesion refers to the abnormal formation of your brain's blood vessels.
</span>The only way for us to spot a brain lesion is by using imaging technology such as MRI. If left untreated, brain lesion could lead to change in personality, loss in memory, or even brain aneurysm. 
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