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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: England
Posts: 150
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: England
Posts: 150
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Hi Smayotte,
I am sorry that your daughter finds herself in such a difficult position.
I can only emphasize that such an injury should be taken extremely seriously as it could change her life. Trying to heal is far more important than how many classes she is taking or her GPA. Those things don't matter by comparison, nothing does. So just do your best over the next year to get the best healing that you can because most of the healing that is going to happen is going to happen in the first year. Give it the best chance possible by concentrating on that to the exclusion of everything else that you might have thought was important before. Healing is what is going to give her the best chance in the long run. All the best to you both. CS
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2007 rear end collision at high speed on the motorway; PCS - main problems are pain in the head and fatigue; tried pregabalin,amitriptyline and HBOT possibly with some slight success; also tried LENS neurotherapy, acupuncture, sacro-cranial therapy, topiramate and manipulative physiotherapy, all with little or no success. Over the years all symptoms have become milder but have not disappeared.
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