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Post Just hit 6 months w/the mild TBI. Also, heating/AC

Almost didn't feel the headache at all on Monday morning.

Then the stress and minor bumps (not to the head, mostly feet, etc.) from working w/the toddler piled up during the week. The head movement of dishwashing seems to aggrivate it...

So now the headache's a bit worse.

Guess I'll see how things go in this three-month period.

I've noticed the house's heater/air conditioning makes my headache worse. Anyone else get this?

An AC vent on the ship made me sneeze, which caused the hit to my head. A few days later, I was in a shuttle van w/really strong AC.

I wonder if this will always be, or if this too will pass?

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