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Old 02-04-2015, 08:33 AM #1
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Default can I get a new concussion from full braking with a car?

Today I was driving behind a Truck, so I could not see what happens in front of him. Suddenly he stopped and I hit my breaks really hard to come to a full stop from about 100 km/h
My head felt strange after that and I got dizzy right away.

Could that have damaged my brain again? I finally thought it started healing, because I had some good days in the last weeks.
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