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Appearently she was (or was going) blind in one eye, and the lens corrected it. Her Heterochromia may have just been a side effect of iritis.

http://www.celebrityhealthfitness.com/3134/mila-kunis-reveals-long-struggle-with-chronic-eye-illness

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Hah. I'm an onstar rep who takes emergency calls... We all have a horribly sick humour and often need to tone it down when trainees come aboard so as to not scare them away.

If you can give master chef aus a watch. It films more of the actual cooking and less of the drama, but it also shows that they get help with recipe cards and lessons as well. Sometimes when the camera zooms out on the U.S. Show you can see their hidden recipe cards too.

It's also because you get paid a lot more in a professional setting if you have the education. My sister is a nurse up there and she makes 3x what she would here(in Ontario) and was even given her house by the government.

Thank you for being so honest about this. I lost my dad a couple years ago and I remember it being so painful to keep my dad alive for another 48 hrs to arrange organ donation (he had locked in syndrome and was fully aware of what was happening). Thank you for your son's donation.