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Old 08-20-2012, 04:16 AM #1
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Question Do you relate to this?

I know I need to be patient and its only been a month since my accident this week, but after quite a good day yesterday, thinking I was on my way back to normal.............
Today I wake with flu like symptoms, an aversion to the sun, no energy and a banging head.

There does seem to be a link with the first few seconds of the day and the rest of it, ie first thing in the morning, when I sit up after sleep, if I feel dizzy and sick and the room is spinning, that becomes a terrible day.
If on the other hand I wake up clear headed that turns into a great day.

Does anyone else relate to that?
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