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Old 10-01-2012, 05:45 PM #11
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Receiver and safety both lend to high intensity impacts. This cause concern for previous concussions and sub-concussive impacts. Your anger issues are common to PCS.

The positive MRI suggests that your injury was more than a simple concussion. Very few concussions show anything on a CT or MRI. The TBI clinic is a great start.

My best to you.
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Thanks Mark. I guess this TBI clinic has a few different therapy programs so tomorrow they will decide my path and try to figure our an estimated recovery time so im really looking forward to this appointment. These past 2 months have been pretty rough.
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Glad to see this forum and thread appeared helpful. Let us know how things progress for you.
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