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Old 01-07-2014, 04:18 PM #1
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Default Weird Question

For those people in the upper Midwest, has the recent weather rarity of the polar vortex dipping down been very painful due to the huge air pressure changes? It has been a killer on my head.
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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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