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Old 09-12-2014, 01:26 PM #31
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Yes, I am afraid. My big concern is the fact that they say I have permanent damage now, so what does that mean if I hit it again and get yet another concussion.

Ive talked to a few dr's, general feeling is that the next one will be even worse, even if its a lot less minor.

Is that true? Im still suffering through 9 months of pcs hell, if this ever heals, I dont think I could honestly do go through all of this again.
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