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Old 12-12-2012, 07:47 PM #1
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Default Is there hope?

I am 4 months post concussion.I was knocked unconscious 4 months ago. I did not have any initial symptoms. A month later I developed a constant headache and a myriad of other symptoms.
I think my symptoms have been improving, but I can’t really tell! If they have its been a very slow process. I was just wondering if anyone had experienced a recovery and if so what changes do you notice/ how can you tell if your symptoms are getting better.
Also can I still hold out hope for a full recovery?
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