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Old 05-24-2012, 03:51 AM #1
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Default Hello from a UK newbie

Hi, as a guest I have found this site very supportive as I have been unable to function properly and life came to a halt with post concussion syndrome on 8th March this year following an accident at work on 20th Feb where I walked straight into the sharp corner of a metal railing and hit my head avove the right eye at moderate speed. I had a clear CT scan in March and am due an MRI in 4 weeks. My speech, memory, emotional range, sleep and stamina have all been affected and the scepticism from colleagues and my employers over why I have been unable to work since has been traumatic. I have been advised by my neuro that I am highly likely to be in this for the long term. This forum has helped me understand my condition and kept me going x
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