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05-10-2013, 05:35 PM
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About 40 years ago, I fell while riding my skateboard down a very large hill (street). What stopped my fall? My head. For the remainder of the day, I could not see too good, badly blurred vision and had a massive headache. My parents were furious with me as they told me not to ride down the hill and I went against their order. They did not take me to the hospital or to see a doctor at all.
I'm now 48 and have attention issues (that seem to get worse), headaches, memory loss, I get mad easy, etc ... Could this be due to my head injury? Or, am I just a 48 year old with 48 year old problems? HELP! Thanks! |
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