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Old 02-01-2012, 02:08 PM #1
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Default how do u live
with the anger and frustration knowing that 99% of people dont get post concussion syndrome from the same type of concussions as us

i have so much anger as too why me? why am i having all these problems from the same type of hit as all my friends?

and i dont want anyone replying saying everyone gets pcs because i know for a fact most people dont

my doctors have told me they are really worried about me they've never seen anyone having problems past 3 months? so what is the deal
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