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I have the same problem. I've had it for around 9-10 months. Still hasn't gone away. It's so restricting and some days it really makes me not want to be alive. So crippling. I've developed a system of living life and reducing the likelihood of head jarring as much as I can. But it's not fool proof it still happens from time to time. I'm wondering if anyone has any success stories?
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