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Old 12-05-2013, 04:57 PM #11
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I have the same symptoms. I have had them for 14 months to varying degrees. Today it's bad. I feel as if my brain can't understand the movements of my eyes or body.
One doc explained that my brain wasn't receiving accurate messages. Sometime I feel like my brain is just off by a second in picking up info. Someone else explained it like my gps system wasn't working. Lots of my problems are related to eye issues.
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Slipped in puddle and fell. 10/6/12. Whiplash and concussion. 48 years old.
Dizzy, balance, vision, taste, sound, light, cognitive, headaches, foggy, head pressure , irritability,....
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