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Old 12-21-2012, 05:52 PM #1
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Default Surprising how different two head injuries are

In January this year I tripped over a cable and went down with a thud. Not sure if it was just a whip lash type injury or I hit my head as well. However, it knocked me for six and ended up with a beautiful set of black eyes.

I have spent the last year dealing with the headaches, memory and balance loss etc.

Last weekend I was at the top of the stairs, I felt my balance was going so I went to sit down. Next thing, I am lying at the bottom of the stairs on my back. I got taken to hospital on a spine board and was released the next day. I have a 3 inch mark on the top of my head, one bump on the side and another at the back - multiple other "tender bits".

When I tripped in January I was barely coherent couldn't even remember where I lived. This time I was far more lucid and capable of giving a lot more information and strangely no black eyes. The top of my head feels like it is missing which is a rather odd sensation.

Other than a few retrograde streps in terms of speech, appetite and sleeping I thought I would be in a pretty poor state by now experiencing everything doubly over from the first one but it is quite different.
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A couple of weeks ago I walked into a door handle of all things and felt a peculiar sensation akin to a tuning fork vibrating through my skull.

Hope you're feeling better now, sospan.
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I hope you ate both feeling better! What terrible things to happen. Take care.
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I am so, so sorry to hear of your recent trauma/re-injury, sospan.
How awful. Hope that you are blessedly better by now.
Please do keep us posted here on your status.

All the best to you,
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I am so, so sorry to hear of your recent trauma/re-injury, sospan.
How awful. Hope that you are blessedly better by now.
Please do keep us posted here on your status.

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