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Old 10-14-2012, 08:12 PM #21
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Sorry, if I'm missing it, but where is the SCI article you posted?

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  • 1st and only concussion March 20, 2011 playing hockey (love the game and heartbroken I cannot play anymore)
  • Body-checked blindsided, fell back and hit the back of my head on the ice
  • Symptoms: Headache and fatigue
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