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Finally got the results from neuro-psch test and took them to work. I was not surprised but my employer immediately re-assigned me for safety reasons. Looks like my career has went off the rails at least temporarily. I am disappointed but at the same time it is a relief. I have worried for months over wether I could perform and now for the next 12 to 18 months that question has been answered.
It is possible with the work I had performed to risk life and limb. The stupid neuro I had would of had me return to work at full duty months ago. If it had not been for my pcp I would have never seen neuro-psych. Thank you to every one for the great advice and kind words. I want to especially thank Mark in Idaho and all those long term members who just keep paying it forward. I would like to name you all but I forget your names  .
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49, Male Married, PCS since June 2012, headaches, Back pain, neck pain, attention deficit, concentration deficit, processing speed deficit, verbal memory deficit, PTSD, fatigue, tinutitus, tremors. To see the divine in the moment. |
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