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Old 05-06-2011, 07:25 PM #3
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Thanks for the info.

I feel like my issues are not being addressed. My neurologist told me I needed glasses when I told him I was having trouble seeing and couldn't read or spell simple words.

I admit I've been depressed but the anxiety and panic attacks are from the brain injury.

The over stimmulation and being unable to sleep are my brain. Paying attention is impossible. Zoloft has not helped these issues.

I can't drive because I can't get my eyes to focus all the time and the level of consentration combined with the stimmulation pushes me over the edge.

This is not all depression!
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