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I think I feel better each day.. But this second concussion is different from the first. I have not felt like myself. My symptoms were worse and this one has me worried a lot more. It's not likely I cause permanent damage?
I know it's hard not to worry, but you sound way too functional (and alive) to have Second Impact Syndrome (SIS).

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