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Old 04-20-2019, 02:29 PM #1
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for your brain injury/concussion, has anyone had face pain?? if so, what did you have, where was it, how long did it last.....



for people who have had/have a brain injury, did it affect other things like eyes, ears (non-tinnitus), nose, mouth... ?? and if so, what did you experience, what/where was it, how long did it last, what did you do for it....
and did medical people 'believe' your other symptoms or just pass it off?
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