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Old 05-22-2012, 11:46 PM #1
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Just Caime backd from the doctors he said I might jaw PTSD along with my PPCT concussion sydrome cause I was severely depressed before my head injury due te the tragic death of my 2 year old son in 2010 I have all y PTSD symtomps and I been having high anxiety and guilt feelings bal of loading my son is it due to the head injury ? I got to see a dr soon to treat the PTSD and find more info.
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