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Old 04-25-2012, 04:33 PM #1
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Confused Does anyone else...

...have a history of TBI as an infant, or know someone who does?

It seems like there are slightly different issues and concerns than for those who had a TBI at a much older age...not saying it's more difficult, if anything it seems like things are much easier compared to those still dealing with symptoms from a more recent injury.

I was just wondering if anyone can relate to just the feeling of not knowing what normal is, trying to compensate for effects of an injury when you don't even remember how to function normally...just the confusion and totally alone feeling. I'm not even sure how to explain it.

If not, just ignore this...
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