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Old 01-16-2014, 11:12 PM #10
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i know my brain inury was directly vestibular, if ur problems are caused by ur brain stem misinterpretting info, carrick may help. Anyone who thinks hes a quack is an ignorant fool. its hard for me to say if he could help because of the tumor, i know they can help vestibular injuries from concussion. its 5000 dollars for a week, thats it.
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