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Old 05-11-2015, 09:11 PM #1
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Default need stories of emotional imbalance

Long story short I have done something a bit crazy first months of symptoms, i was depressed very emotionally unbalanced.

What I did is nothing crazy or violent or threatening, but was too much emotional drama and I am currently losing the most enduring and important friendship to me over this. My friend does not understand what it means to have a concussion.

Can I please please have links/references to stories that show her what kind of thinks some people do when they are in the early stages of their concussion?

I just need to show her that my brain was not sane. I hope veterans here can point me to the right places. I badly need to save that relation, as I am going crazy over this and this is limiting my progress and throwing me back into dizziness somehow.

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