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Old 07-12-2015, 04:52 PM #5
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Glad to hear that! I had vision problems the first 3-4 months after my concussion. Especially blurry vision. I recently got my eyes checked and was told by doctor that I have better vision than 99.9% of the people he sees on the regular. 20/20 with 0.25 on left eye. I still get the occasional blurry vision some days but it's not bad at all and I think is more so related to my fatigue when it does occur.
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