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Old 08-13-2014, 09:24 PM #1
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Default Do you drive?
I had to drive my son to a hearing today. The first time I've driven in the 2.5 years since my TBI. I was okay except trying to park at the courthouse.

How long did it take you to feel safe driving again? It's going to be a lot longer for me - wouldn't have tried to drive today but it was important.
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