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Old 09-17-2010, 02:56 PM #7
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My daughter has had two neuropsychology exams, the first May after her accident and then this past May. We're having at least one more next May. I think maybe the next one will resinate more because the improvement won't be near what it was the first year. During her first exam, she couldn't talk, write, or even walk...all that has returned to some extent and her smell completely returned.

In Shelby's mind, she's getting better and this will be over some day. It doesn't really seem to matter what others say. I don't know, maybe she's right. It's that same stubborn determination that has brought her this far!
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