When we hear about life in Iraq these days, often, we hear only the perspective from Baghdad. For a look at what life is like for Iraqis outside the capital, NPR's Melissa Block talks to Zaid Al-Ali, a former legal adviser in Iraq for the United Nations. MELISSA BLOCK, host: When we hear about life in Iraq these days, we tend to hear the perspective from Baghdad.
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I don't know how common it is to only have lesions in the cervical spine, but I'm pretty sure it happens. My first scans (way back in Jan 1998) showed only a lesion in my thoracic spine. I've always thought that spinal lesions were worse than brain lesions because they are harder to re-route around, but I guess it depends on where they are, how big they are, what the symptoms are, etc.