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panicnight26

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nose in vision Posted: 04-24-08 19:47pm


I always see my nose, on both sides of my vision. You know how if you hold your finger in between your eyes, it goes double, and you see it on both sides of your vision? And if you close it, you see perfectly on the side that you closed the eye on? Well, it's like that, but with my nose. I always thought this was normal but lately I'm not really understanding.

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