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Old 07-22-2012, 04:23 PM #17
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Laura,

Good and interesting information. Though fainting seems scary. I also suspect something wrong in that area when I hit my head. My Neurologist also thinks occipital Neuralgia or something in those nerves. I will be going after all kinds of fun shots for the neck and see if anything works. Right now cervical collar (prescribed by doctor) seems to be helping and after 3 years I have some hope now? Wait to be seen......

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