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Old 04-13-2018, 05:13 PM #3
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It is very difficult to get a concussion without hitting your head. Your body would need to be restrained and severe whiplash would accompany the concussion. This would be like hitting a concrete wall in a car with seatbelts holding the body in place with the head whipping violently. OUCH.

You likely strained your back and or neck. Treat them. Don't worry about a concussion.
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