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outsdrMy MRIs were put on a disk so that I can take them to the neurosurgeon when I see him on the 27th.
Of course, I looked at it. It only loaded up four pictures, and I can't figure out how to navigate to more (yet), but I saw my brain.
Fascinating.
Of course, I looked at it. It only loaded up four pictures, and I can't figure out how to navigate to more (yet), but I saw my brain.
Fascinating.
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Date: 2009-05-15 05:58 pm (UTC)In seriousness though, it's one thing to know that there bits and pieces inside me that make me me- it's another thing to be able to _see_ them and know they're really there!
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Date: 2009-05-15 06:26 pm (UTC)I never had an MRI, and they never let me keep the 100s of x-rays i've had in my life.. but I have been able to see most of them.
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