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01-02-2008, 03:06 AM
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Hi,
I am new and haven't posted but once I think. I've had a concussion for almost a year with daily, horrible headaches. The day after xmas I was hit from the side by a big pick up truck (uninsured driver  ) and my headaches (and neck) are even worse. Luckily, my 3 year old twins weren't in the car so I can't complain. Anyway, I am finally going to my appointment with the pain management doctor and I'm a bit panicked I'll wasted my 1 hour and not ask the right questions or minimize the horrible pain I've been in for so long. I'm nervous and feel stupid complaining I guess. Does anyone have any question suggestions I should ask? No big deal. I know everyone is busy. I just don't trust my darn brain to work. Thanks and take care everyone. I'll share with this site what I learn.
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