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Old 10-26-2011, 10:50 PM #1
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Wink Anyone ever catch a cold while dealing w/PCS?
Over 15 months of the TBI, and not a cold yet.

A few days ago, I made a mistake.

And the nights became colder, and my whey protein ran out (I'm trying not to rely on it, though).

I'm on the verge of a cold- sore throat.

And the tooth nerves are hurting more- and the headache has increased.

Thank God this didn't happen a year ago when the pain was horrible.

But I thought I'd check in on this valid concern.

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