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My teacher said that she lost her eyesight from yelling at people. is it possible?
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No: A few rare things might simultaneously cause sight changes during yelling but these are very unlikely. This sound more like a manipulative aspect of your teacher to get you or your classmates to behave under the threat of her being harmed if she has to yell.
Answered 3/26/2013
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