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Old 01-09-2008, 11:34 AM #6
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Hi, Mark! Welcome to NeuroTalk!

I see that you've received some starting points, so please feel free to join in anywhere.

Yes, I had a similar injury, mine was a flying snow ski. It took about six months for the headaches to stop in my case. It did goof up my vision for a couple of weeks, but thankfully, that went away as well.
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