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Old 07-01-2011, 10:11 AM #7
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After a "full day", even just working at home I find I need two or three days total rest. You are at an early point and I'd suggest as much rest and following doctor's advice. From my reading, PCS can take time to heal. Now is the time to use that time to heal, when you are able, return.

Good luck.

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