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Old 06-25-2022, 04:26 PM #15
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No, Drew.

Secondary head injuries do not happen from these minor bumps. That is the point.

Your experience of being bed ridden in a dark room is not representative of the effects of these light head bumps. Your comments may even increase the anxiety issues of many who struggle with these head bumps.

Second Impact Syndrome is nothing like the light head bumps that are troubling people like DeanBJJ.
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