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Old 09-02-2014, 06:24 PM #1
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Default tremors
pulsatile tinnitus getting louder, pain in back of head getting worse, tremors get worse, head feels so full, had tremors in heart today but have been to neuro and heart doctor very recently with mri of head negative.
when I talk it sounds like my voice is far away.
I know it all sounds strange
or maybe not on the TBI board
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