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Frnd had brain edema, report is here http://goo.gl/qyyih now she is opening eyes, moving body and speaking a bit. when she'll b fine please see report.
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Not able 2: This is a very complex problem & the only one who has all the important information about this girl is the treating md & the consultants . They r the only ones who can help u.
Answered 8/11/2013
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