4 years ago when I was 16 I began to lose my memory and then 1 year ago I have developed very painful heat intolerance and difficulty breathing, I am no longer able to exercise or study in college.

I was given an MRI by a researcher at the hospital and when I measured the corpus callosum at home I discovered a my the CC was so large it was almost an anomaly among humans. I today measured the Anterior cerebral area and discovered it is also far above average about 4-5 standard deviations above average over the 99th percentile according to one study I based my calculation on.

the corpus callosum is ~9.5cm^2 compared to ~6.8-7cm^2 in a regular person.

I can only wonder if this very bizzare finding on my MRI is a coincidence or if there is a connection to my neurodegenerative illness and my extremely large brain measurements?

I plan to return to college and continue studying biology this fall, it is still possible for me to get A's in biochemistry at least last year I was the best student in the class.

the proffessor knows I have a neurodegenerative illness she was very impressed by my grades and being the top student.