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Old 04-26-2011, 08:55 PM #7
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Hello, my son was in desert storm too. He was Navy at that time. Sorry you have had such head trauma. Please take the time to heal. You only have one life. If you persist with symptoms as you described, perhaps a trip to the neurologist you had is in order. The memory issue can be scarry, especially because you have to have it for work. Stress from not working, or working after time off is all difficult on a person too. I will hope and pray your place of work will be understanding no matter what you choose to do. ginnie
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