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Old 07-20-2021, 01:14 AM #1
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Hi all this is about my daughter, we think she fell backward over the dog and hit the back of her head and ended up with an edema of the brain now that the swelling has gone down she has got weakness down her left side and she stutters really bad i am wondering is this going to get better or will she be like this for ever i feel so sorry for her my heart is just breaking she is 32 years old .

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