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Old 04-13-2012, 07:12 PM #11
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That's interesting and good advice! I have been to this post a few times and decided not to waste my energy reading the article either. I appreciate the comments however as it's a good reminder for me that there are a lot of professionals out there who are clueless.

Thanks all.

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Female, 44 years old. Several concussions over the years - the first was most severe (kicked by horse), recovered well. Last 2 concussions Oct, 2009 and were two weeks apart. I attempted to return to working 12 hrs/wk (working from home), but was unsuccessful. Currently applying for medical disability.

Primary Symptoms: dizziness, light & sound sensitivity, confusion, difficulty focusing attention, headaches, depression, exteme fatigue, some insomnia and occassional speach problems - stammer, halted speach as I try to find the word or thought and using incorrect words. Trouble focusing on conversation if there is other noise around - especially other conversations.

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