This is a great show. S02E01 shows head surgery, graphic as hell, though I watched it as I ate my dinner, so plainly I can handle it.
It is of interest to me because the young lad who is being operated on has a brain tumour exactly where my brain lesion is, smack bang in the language bit of the brain.
You can only watch it from the UK, unless you have a VPN, but message me if you want to watch it from anywhere else, I'll send you a link.
Speaking of lesions, monkeybus, do you have a Loes score?
Hello, yes Loes. I forget it now. I did post it on here a year or so back.
It's low, like really low, like 0.5 I think. I'll check and edit this answer.
How about yiurself Aaron?
According to the ALD/AMN specialist I send my MRIs to each year, I don't show signs of cerebral disease. So at this point, no Loes score. I'm a little perplexed, though, because my local neurologist mentions that I do have some light areas on my MRI, though apparently not in the areas that are concerning for cerebral ALD. I guess I just need to trust these docs.
New Here. Elevated VLCFA, Possible AMN. California Surfer:)
Desperately in need of any helpful suggestion. 
I Crossed Over into Adult Cerebral ALD The-science-of-senolytics-how-a-new-pill-could-spell-the-end-of-ageing
Could this be AMN? Elevated VLCFA and white matter changes with adrenal insufficiency
