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Old 03-10-2011, 12:18 AM #1
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Disk Age & recovery time- say... 37 yrs. old
I wish there was a chart, but it's not that simple.

Just curious if anyone knows how long a 37-yr-old such as myself can expect headache recovery to last. I'm almost at 8 months so far.

And to recap- no loss of consciousness. Hit a wood chair back w/the head. Bled. Was dizzy for the first few months. Have had minor accidents, stressful days, and a few minor bumps since the TBI.

Thanks- I know there's no set answer, but I figured I'd try asking-
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