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Old 09-10-2007, 05:29 PM #1
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Hi there:

I'm not sure how Google didn't come up with a link for this site before when I searched, but I'm glad it did now.

I'm 32 and have been suffering from PCS (post-concussion syndrome) for several years due to repeated concussions both from playing high school football and from one of my main hobbies (medieval re-enactment). Despite the injuries, I'm persisting with the the hobby, albeit with some substantial equipment changes.

I'll probably be doing most of my posting in the PCS section, but I figured I should do the obligatory new member post before I did so
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Old 09-10-2007, 07:55 PM #2
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Hi Wildcard. Welcome to NeuroTalk. This is a great place! Very caring and supportive.

It looks like you found the forum you wanted, but if you need any additional help just let us know.

Again welcome!
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Hi Wildcard,

to NT. Sorry to hear about your PCS but glad you found us. That is some hobby your have. Tell me more

Looking forward to seeing you around the board
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Wildcard,

Hello and welcome to NeuroTalk. YOu will find a great number of people here to help you if possible. Nice to see you have found PCS page. Again welcome and looking forward to seeing you around.

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