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What is the role of neurologists re TBI and post Concussion, and how might they be able to help? Or not help.

Thanks. Appreciate the views and experiences of others. As a result of reading other people's experiences one looks at other options e.g cervical Chiropractor, and what a difference - apparently injury to top 4 spinal joints is common and I was no exception. Second opinions can be valuable.
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