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Old 05-07-2011, 09:23 PM #1
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Question Can it cause....

I know I've been off here for awhile, most or all of you probably don't remember me but I hope you're all doing okay

Anyway, my question is: can a brain injury cause someone to be really uncoordinated, even if it happened nearly 18 years ago?
If it matters, the damage was/is primarily in the occipital lobe on the right side. It also happened when I was 3 months old, not sure if that matters either. What I know for sure has been affected is my peripheral vision on the right side. That may be involved with coordination too, I don't know.

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It is hard to say if your infant injury causes you to be uncoordinated.

Some good occupation rehabilitation therapy can do amazing things, You might want to get tested by an occupational therapist.

Otherwise, I would not worry about the cause. Instead, work on improving your skills.

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