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Old 07-17-2013, 05:21 PM #4
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I have not had any issues with Zoloft, but I was on it prior to my injury.

I am not fond of taking medication, but amitryptalyne helped me sleep for a few months.

Hope you find what works for you.
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Concussion 6/29/12 by hitting back of head on concrete bottom of a pool coming off a water slide - MRI July 2012 normal -
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October 2012 hit same spot on corner of filing cabinet.
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