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Old 03-08-2015, 09:18 AM #1
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Default Neuropsych testing

My daughter had her tbi from a volleyball serve to the head in Oct. 2 2014. We just had testing done. Strangely enough they have found her to be having depression and adjustment disorder they think is causing her to have memory issues on visual and verbal memory tests. They claim it wouldn't be from the concussion.

Wth? That other things are interfering with her ability to attend to material before she stores it for long term. Her eyes aren't even healed from cranial nerve palsy yet!
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