on yir marks, Keefles.
Everything I'm writing is from my own incident, remembered,eventually, due to. Injections of MTX:Methotrexate, which increased blood flow to my Thalamus.
However, the different MOI:MethodOfInjury, has the same outcome, >IMCO<..
im attempting to build a "How to repair COB:CollapsedOccipitalBone/MS"
1/Verify FP:FrictionPoints
The first thing that has to happen, is friction points of the damaged Occipital Bone, have to be verified using a deid(dead) MSer. The brain of the cadaver, will be removed to enable this to happen.
See I reckon, no, I bloody know,that every MSer has this in common. The seam, external Occipital Crest, has been split as a child. This allowed BM to fall down to their neck.
ie the Occipital Bone acted as a trapdoor!!
This has closed, or lessened, the flow of blood to Thalamus and Hypothalamus. Primary or Secondary, in later life, has been decided really young.
I was 6y11m fai, and I'm Secondary now, at aged 45 years.
Depending on the force magnitude, then equates to the brain falling force, and then the same to Thalamus, decides what severity, of MS, they are hit with in later life.
Eventually the FPs are formed by the healing. However Thalamus. and Hypothalamus are still in the squeezed position.
It is the Cerrebelum rubbing the formed FPs, that is your MRI Image.
MS is then problematic when Thalamus and Hypothalamus blood "furs up", to the point of sensory confusion
2/The issues out with repairing, MS.
I'm not educated in biology, to accurately answer this.
Therefore, this has to be delegated.
from my own limited comprehension.
Heart/ Veins abruption/Eyeballs/ Organs being stressed, is an issue, so the repair is likely to be cumulative, to avoid a causative injury.
@KeithCa41469726
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