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Default Difficulity with Talking and Listening?
Hello everyone,
I am currently 21 months past concussion.

Although some of my thinking abilities have improved, I realize that my talking and listening abilities have not improved much.

It this unusual or do others find talking and listening (discussions with others) very mentally fatiguing?

For example, a 15 minute one-on-one easy discussion can leave me very mentally fatigued, requiring hours and hours of rest to recover from.

If you have similar difficulties, how do you handle it at your workplace?
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