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Old 04-22-2019, 12:37 PM #1
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Default Fell off a scooter

Hi all,

4 concussions, been in recovery for about a year now symptom (mostly) free. I was riding one of those electric scooters yesterday at about 13 MPH and a car was coming quick through an intersection. I was forced to put my foot down and flew in front of the scooter.

I landed on my knee, elbow and side, but have a bad headache and feel kind of out of it, blurry vision, keep missing words in sentences, basically concussion symptoms today. Would a fall like this without hitting my head be enough to give me another concussion? I'm panicking.

Thanks in advance.
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