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Old 12-15-2011, 08:38 PM #1
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I've been wondering if I should try to go back to work part time. Perhaps going to my employer, explain my limitations, and see if they can accomodate them. I wasn't sure because what if I try and fall on my dupa.... I'm anxious to try though. I still have symptoms but we can really use the income. What are thoughts on this? I'm five months post concussion and it happened at work. Thanks everyone!!
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