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Old 03-10-2012, 12:22 PM #17
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Thank you - hopefully the positive energy will carry through
No problem, glad to be of help.

I hit my head into someone's chest doing a bit of wrestling, for lack of a better description. I felt a bit buzzed, but I was fine within a day or two and back to where I was before. I've had a couple of other regular knocks with no effect at all.

The less you stress over it, the quicker you'll bounce back.
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