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Old 09-01-2011, 09:05 PM #1
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i had a concussion in january of this year and have been battling pcs for 7 months now. i got my concussion from a motocross accident. before my accident that was my life and all i ever did.

now i realize i cant do that anymore. i am in need of a hobby because i get really bored alot of times. i just started online college this week and am doing 6 hrs this semester. its alot of reading and i need something to do for enjoyment.

i used to love physical activity stuff but now if i get on my exercise bike for just 5 minutes ill be dizzy for days. any suggestions on hobbies that i could do??

thanks in advance
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