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Join Date: Apr 2012
Posts: 194
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Posts: 194
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I completely understand Starr... I was so thankful I had arranged for a driver with my insurance that day, as I couldn't even keep my eyes open all the way home. Once home I sat in a stupor for the rest of the evening, and was incapable of much more than a nod...
Mine lasted about 4.5 hours, although I got a half hour break in the middle. I don't have any signs/symptoms of depression so that shortened it a fair bit. Certain things I did horribly at... Like crossing out all the a's in a line of letters and numbers, while adding the numbers at the same time. Remembering images I had seen was another place I did very poorly, and there were times I found myself in tears, out of frustration, since I used to be really smart...
Hopefully this will get you what you need... treatment and help... That's what I hope for too...
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Feb 24, 2012 - Slipped on a large puddle of ice at work, hitting the back of my head. No loss of consciousness, so I assumed I'd be back at work within a few days. I was wrong.
When resting, symptoms are low. With exertion, I still suffer from fatigue, migraines, vision problems, problems thinking or reading, troubles sleeping, issues finding or getting words to my mouth when the headaches are bad, tinnitus, and thyroid issues which I think are due to the concussion. Seen one specialist, and now a few others through insurance review of my case. Hoping for further treatment.
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