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Old 01-29-2012, 11:51 PM #1
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today is my one year mark

i was hoping to be able to come on here this day and say its completely gone and to give people hope

all i really have to say is that post concussion syndrome has completely ruined my life

i think its slowly getting better but soooo slowly that its unreal and so frustrating. theres a possibility that im just getting used to it though. which is scary. i dont know what feeling normal feels like anymore

what a crappy year
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