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Old 11-13-2012, 09:44 AM #4
SalfuZ SalfuZ is offline
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Default Good news to hear.

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Originally Posted by nikkicoop View Post
One of my husband's work mates was knocked out when he was playing soccer a few months back. He actually clashed heads with another guy. He suffered PCS for about two/three months afterward. He isn't one to get too in depth with personal stuff, but he told my husband it was one of most horrible things he has experienced.

He has fully recovered.
I'm so happy for you. There is nothing better then having your health. Sounds corny but God knows what hes doing. when we feel good , the world looks good.
God Bless and good luck
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