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Old 02-04-2018, 04:27 AM #5
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I think you should get on with your life. Just learn a few accommodations on rough rides. I do not think they cause damage, just inflammation and anxiety. Anxiety is the hardest part of PCS to treat. I'd say your struggle is 20% physical and 80% anxiety.

Learn to moderate your life and move forward.

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