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Old 04-22-2022, 11:22 PM #6
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Tyler, It is simple to separate concussion from anxiety.

1. If you would not have responded to a similar bump before your serious concussion, it is just a bump.

2. There is nothing you can do for concussion symptoms other than slow down but you can treat anxiety symptoms.


What do you expect a diagnosis of "Concussion" vs anxiety will do to change your future? Will you climb in a hole?

I've had 14 'memorable' concussions. Not bumps, full symptoms, 'I got my bell rung' concussions. Only 4 were of any concern. After the rest, I just went on with my life.

You can't undo the impact so why worry about the impact?

What will worry accomplish?
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