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Old 06-18-2017, 05:14 PM #6
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My take. If you hit your head hard enough for a concussion to result you would not be wondering if you hit it, you would know.

Pcs is more traumatic for some of us than we could ever dream up and as Mark says it sort of a PTSD response. I go through the same thing and am surprised at how small a tap can set off the self defense cycle.

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