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Old 11-07-2014, 08:11 PM #1
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Default Its been a month, does anyone else have these symptoms?

So its been a month since I've had my mild brain injury but the symptoms that have arises are extremely hard to cope with and do not seem to be improving.

I have a constant loss of time perception and time seems to go by extremely quickly and I struggle to remember recent events and remember what day things happened. does anyone else suffer from this?
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