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Old 09-23-2011, 06:27 PM #6
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Originally Posted by Klaus View Post
You should look into getting employed for doing this. You are far more knowledgeable, and explain things far better, than any health professional I have so far been able to access. Thankyou for all the hours you clearly put in to giving advice on here.
I agree. Mark in Idaho knows a lot more about mTBI than my family doctor. He asked me what a mild traumatic brain injury was, I kid you not. I told him "it's like a concussion". That's a crying shame considering that Canadian medical schools are among the toughest to get accepted into. We should have the best doctors. smh
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