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Old 01-15-2016, 09:34 PM #1
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Default New to board. Headaches that move all over head

I gave myself a concussion hitting my head into a car door that I thought was taller. It has been 2 weeks and I'm in bad shape. My question is did any of you have headaches that were in all different places on your head? Mine are never in the same place and it scares me for some reason. Any input?
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