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Old 01-12-2018, 07:59 AM #1
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Help Symptoms coming back

Hey, I was wondering if I could get some insight on this. I was at a party and someone very drunk and without my consent put their arm around me and pulled me in for a kiss. I recoiled at this and craned my neck back so it didn't get me as much. Still, since then my headaches have come back and I was wondering if someone's arm going against like that has enough force to cause another concussion? Or if it was possible jolting my head back from it, caused me to hit his arm while it was around me. I'm just very confused and distraught since I was finally starting to get over my headaches. thank you for listening.
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