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Old 01-03-2015, 11:46 PM #12
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Hi Red90. I'm sorry this happened to you at such a young age.

I also faced a significant health challenge at your age which interfered with social and educational development. I worked through college and didn't graduate until I was 26.

It was really tough, but the reason I share this with you, is that I hope you allow yourself the time you need to heal and grow. If it takes you a little longer to go through school, because of time off or a reduced load, there is no shame in that. It is actually admirable that you persevered despite health challenges. Accepting that you're not exactly what you used to be is the hard part, although I hope you start to feel more like your old self over time.

The things that keep me going are my daughter and my art. I played music before losing my hearing and I can't do that anymore. So now I embrace the visual artwork and feel so blessed that I still have the ability to do something creative. Since the concussion I feel like life is short and we have to take advantage of the things that we enjoy the most.

Best wishes to you, and I hope you fulfill your dream of becoming a writer.
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40 year old female In northern California. Married with a 3 yo daughter. First (and only) concussion in July 2013 Age 39.

Pre existing condition Ménière's disease, which causes dizziness, tinnitus, fatigue, fullness and pressure in the ears, and caused me to lose all my hearing as a young adult. I have cochlear implants now
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Symptoms include headaches, neck pain, nausea, fatigue, and worsening of the menieres symptoms.
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