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Old 04-13-2012, 08:54 AM #1
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Default overstimulation question

o.k. I know the feeling I get when I have too much stimulation, I usually remove myself far too late. My question is this -- am I doing harm to my recovery/brain or is this just something that happens?


Accident happened Feb 2,12 when I slipped on the ice, severely hitting my head. Post concussive had me in bed for several weeks, back to work beginning of April, really having a hard time ...
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