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I have had meningococcal meningitis in the Army in 1969. I still suffer side effects.

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Hi Sut1! I see you had the illness in 69. Would you mind sharing some of the side effects with me? It's been 8 years and I also suffer from many side effects. My doctor told me that what didn't go away aftet approximately 4 yrs would be most likely permanent. Hoping this finds you well.

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Migraines, Bad balance, require eyeglasses (never wore them before), Diabetes, Atrial Fibrilation etc.

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