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Old 06-18-2013, 11:24 AM
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Originally Posted by heatherr30 View Post
Thank you for your answer. I have one more question. Is it normal to keep bumping my head on things? Today for ex I bumped my head on the table while sweeping under it. My husbandsays I am spatially challenged.
Could be, problems with spatial orientation are not uncommon. Ask yourself if you experience other difficulties with spatial orientation (momentarily losing track if where you are in the house, that sort of thing). If you have issues with vertigo (also not uncommon) this could also cause the bumping.

It's easier to say than do, but do what you can to be aware of your orientation. It probably goes without saying but bumping your head is not going to be a good idea at this point
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