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Old 12-24-2012, 11:16 AM #1
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Confused 6 Months — Why Relapse Now?
It's been six months since my brain injury. Thought I was making real progress on the cognition side — then boom. Migraines. Need to sleep long stretches. Light sensitivity. Irritability. Now trouble reading simple paragraphs.

Would most appreciate any contact or feedback. Trying my best not to feel discouraged — especially on Christmas eve.

Thank you.
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