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Old 07-22-2015, 03:53 PM #20
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I had many times when I lost multi-step processing abilities and after some time, was able to rebuild it. Continuing to push yourself cognitively may prevent you from healing so you can retrain your cognitive abilities. Bones and muscle continue to heal under stress. The brain does not.

Nobody can say what your future holds. Every injury is different. All you can do is give your brain the rest it needs and go forward. If you have to cognitively strain to play these guys, you are pushing too hard.
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