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Old 04-15-2016, 01:42 PM #2
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This is total BS. I've had a constant migraine for 3 years as a result of repeated Concussions. What is the name of her concussion clinic? Who else has had experience like this? I used to be a professor of the philosophy of science and I'm going to write an article about the "science" of " concussions." So that we can start dealing with this public health problem in a reasonable way. I hope to hear more stories about concussion myths and mistreatment by doctors.
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