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Hi, everybody:
On August 25, 2001, I was a pedestrian struck and injured by a car while crossing the street on a crosswalk. The car's front bumper hit my left knee; I rolled on the car's hood; I hit the car's windshield, which was pushed in in the shape of my head; I was thrown 40 feet; and I landed on the street. I do not remember what happened between the time the car was right next to me before stricking me and the time I found myself lying on the stret in a pool of blood. I have very, very bad memory and concentration problems. Could all this lead to early Alzheimer's Disease? This is what I read in some books and web sites, but I do not know if this information is reliable. Thanks for your information. |
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