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Old 09-25-2012, 02:39 PM #1
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Here's a pretty good infographic on TBI's:

http://visual.ly/brain-injury-how-serious-it

Don't know if this has been posted before. Anyway, quite informative!
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Hit by a car while on a training ride on a bicycle Aug. 17, 2011. Loss of consciousness, road rash, left leg issues, head trauma, broken bicycle. Dealing with PCS - short term memory loss, verbal memory loss, attention loss, slow processing speed, irritability, anxiety, word-finding troubles, impulsive, tinnitus, fatigue, OCD. Intellect intact, motor skills intact, other cognitive skills intact. Motivated to get better!
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