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Speaking for myself, the only "superpower" I got from a tumour near my brain was not being able to fully rotate one of my eyes because of pressure on the nerve
by strken 2y ago
Speaking for myself, the only "superpower" I got from a tumour near my brain was not being able to fully rotate one of my eyes because of pressure on the nerve that moved it. While this was a fun party trick that caused my brother to laugh uncontrollably and brought much joy to the neurology ward, I'm glad I got it removed.
I will also note that the tumour, being a tumour, had blood flow that was seriously messed up. The thing was mostly dead when the surgeon removed it, as it had suffered something like a tiny localised stroke. The idea that it was going to contribute anything sounds like bullshit.