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Old 08-22-2012, 04:37 AM #1
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Unhappy Need reassurance please

It's been a month since my accident.
So far strong pain killers have controlled the pain, but scarily last night I lay down to sleep, after about half hour the pain in my head suddenly came on, the room spinning so fast and I started reaching to be sick.

It lasted for 2 hrs. I slept for a few hrs sitting up, this morning I am in a lot of pain despite having taken the pain relief. I cannot lift my arms, they feel like lead.

I know to expect relapses, but when you think you are improving then the severe symptoms are back, its scary.

Need some reassurance.
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