I've paid literally for throwing myself, researching, collating, rollating♿,drollating, spreading, so teaching me what I needed to know at thesis past.
" All before furring up part 2, happens"
However, it wasn't enough. 🤨🤔
I'm 100% on EOC:EXTERNALOCCIPITALCREST, splitting on me as a wean, but I was wrong, sort of, about the friction points being created for me at least (I'm secondary) to then cause friction on Cerrebellum.
EOC parting I think is the main common leading to BM, or Pons, dropping down, which lead to Thalamus and Hypothalamus having a Pug look, and emptying the blood contents, of them.
(There were 2, ejections (one long one small)
(How much bursting force of EOC, then will , likely proportionally, say how much flattening force there was to Thalamus, and Hypothalamus, afterwards.
This would give you the difference, perhaps, but with the angle on Pons, after the ejections, thereafter giving a harder rub on friction point.
I see this, as it! 👌)
I used to live in flats as a kid. I can, actually still recall two dog bones noises, clicking together, when using the stairs for example.
I can also recall Thalamus emptying first, then a smaller Hypothalamus empty, during the standing up, after the impact.
Which then led to a sodastream in my nut. It was bubbles overload that took minutes to lessen, akin to shaking can of fizzy juice, and letting it settle.
It was.......memorising worthy.
------------>Onwards
However, not having an accurate biology/ brain knowledge, has made me overestimate how much BM leaked from my skull, but there WAS A DROP of BM, to my neck. 🤔
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We have
EOC:External Occipital Crest splitting. {experienced}
Pons then dropping, upon standing, and Cerrebellum leaving (?) the skull , meaning.. {exp}
Ejected blood from Thalamus/ Hypothalamus, due to that drop of Pons {exp}
A displaced Pons then equalling friction on Cerebellum, which is now rubbing the skull. {learned}
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The crushed Thalamus and Hypothalamus, then fur up, till flow restriction equals diagnosis. In my case it was 22ish years later, @29yoa dx.
Gist is, Pons isn't sitting as it's meant to and refilling Thalamus, is the only way oot of it.
Cerrebellum is rubbing the skull after EOC split, due to Thalamus/Hypothalamus ejection of blood occurring, so the profile changes, thereafter.
I ask yies to realise, a fatigued tae fuck,
disabled, pinkyless man hand drew or made them, but I'll do ma best.
Always have an aim to head towards. If you don't have one, get one.
There is no digital copy("yet" said The Yeti), of what I know happened to me.
This is by intent.
Image1, is sketched, from what I was shown, initially. This, shows friction too, but not quite as in yir face, as Image2.
Image2, is sketched from a different zoomed out, front view of Cerebellum.
I see it as our body positioning then application, to the friction point.
This is what I saw, and think. Please remember, every case is different, by the original bursting force, but mri views of a similarity to mine, are to be expected here.
This seals the deal, for me to then get on the job, again. 🤔
This changes nothing
with regard to TKMS:THEKINETICMOMENTIALSYSTEM, btw.
That'll refill blood, to Hypothalamus, first, and then Thalamus. When that happens, Cerebellum can't meet any FP:Friction Point.
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I'll keep the drawings of my images to me, for now.
I've chosen to give my neurogod their place, and share my findings with them first....
MS, is hard bloody work, that's all it is for the most, but I see TKMS use for DEMENTIA as MSers best start point.
That^ is way way more devastating to families.
TKMS is the means to an end, for many people, and the condition they suffer from.
Lo¿ok on it as another, challenge.
For now.
I'm away to polish my new bugle, again.
I think it might be needed, soon.
@KeithCa41469726
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