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Old 09-16-2011, 01:04 PM #1
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Hi I am new on here. I was in a car wreck in sept 2010. Went thru all the doctors and threapists and returned back to work in Jan 2011. Things were going pretty well for a awhile. Over the last few months have started to get fatigued and noticed my words slurring. It started out in the evennings but has started moving earlier and earlier. Im just wondering if this has happened to anyone else or if I just went back to work to early?
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