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Old 02-23-2011, 06:24 AM #1
dysfungirl dysfungirl is offline
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Exclamation Motor Skill probs with Post concussion syndrome, I think

Sorry if this has been ansered before, but today has been very frustrating.
I was told I have PCS in early Jan this year. My refferal to see a neurologist was barely denied earlier today. Starting the process again tomorrow.
My question or problem (one of many) is this: It is difficult for me to do things, like part my hair or do various things for myself with a mirror, or, say, braiding my hair down my back. Guess I lost the eyes in the back of my head when I fell, too,lol. Anyways. I noticed that it is easier doing it for my daughter, looking straight on.... evn tho doing that is still harder then it should be. But, thats uh "normal" right? Did anyon else have a similar problem? Because, let me tell you, me having problems using a miror is frustrating for this female. Sometimes getting decent looking fo my DH is all I have energy for somedays. Either way.. Thanx!!
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