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Old 12-11-2012, 05:33 PM #1
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Is there anyone else on here that had a concussion but did not find out till a year later?Like me?I want to know if I am looking at life long impairments?

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There is no way to know how long your symptoms will last or if any of them will be lifelong. The fact that you did not know about your concussion for a year has no bearing on your prognosis. It may have delayed some recovery from some symptoms but the delay did not cause any permanent effects.
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