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Old 07-06-2014, 11:21 PM #4
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Mark is right that sometimes even "mild" concussions will be diagnosed as diffuse axonal injuries.

No matter what label gets applied to your TBI, the important thing is how you're feeling/functioning. Brain injuries are as individual as the people who sustain them. Some folks bounce back well from seemingly devastating injuries, while others struggle for ages after what appeared to be minor bumps. Why? Who knows?

Again, what matters is how you're doing.
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