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Old 01-06-2022, 02:42 AM #1
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Default Black outs & worsening memory loss
MTBI in august 2009 and under extreme daily stress every day for past several years. On top of that I developed RSD/CRPS beginning with minor injury in both feet. I have been diagnosed but treatment as many know is hard to come by. I am considering scs after many ketamine infusions.
I am SCARED TO DEATH ABOUT MEETINGS and phone calls I DONT REMEMBER.
Am I getting dementia? Please share anything you know I am terrified.
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