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Old 03-09-2018, 01:02 PM #13
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Thanks Vania. I should invest in some good sneakers since I usually just wear boots or skateboarding shoes so I'm guessing that's only making the sensitivity worse. I also think the sensitivity to walking could be largely if not entirely due to neck issues but I don't know for sure.

I was not saying that these actions are necessarily damaging or led to cte or anything i was just saying it's very frustrating to have an event trigger symptoms and or anxiety and then have go try and concentrate in a classroom or have a conversation with someone, that's all.

I dont isolate myself or anything, like I said I go to school every day, go to therapy, osteopathy and try and push myself to spend time with friends/gf as much as I'm able to but it can be very difficult sometimes and my health restraints and cognitive symptoms has lead to some really bad depressive periods. But still I push through.
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