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Old 08-15-2013, 11:12 AM #1
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Default Is my life over after this concussion
Im only 23 and since my concussion 2 and a half months ago, i have been dizzy and imbalanced every single hour of every single day. I dont have anymore symptoms besides dizziness, but it feels like it just doesnt get better. I am scared this will last for the rest of my life, and i wont be able to have a job, socialize, have fun, or do anything anymore. Does it get better or will i be bed ridden forever
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