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Old 12-16-2013, 08:22 PM #1
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Default Bumped head week after injury

Here I am again. I week ago I banged my head pretty bad - this week symptoms were numbness in foot - being "out of it" but Ive been feeling a bit better.

Tonight I bumped my head again. It wasnt that hard but I am beating myself up about it - wondering if Ive caused some further damage. (Considering trip to ER)

Posting here because I really dont know where else to turn.
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