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Old 04-20-2009, 12:44 AM #4
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Hi,

The advice in the replies above are perfect. There is nothing I can add, but I did want to tell you that you will feel better and please keep us posted on how you're doing. Being able to talk with other people who understand concussions and brain injuries and the emotional toll they take really helps.

Best,

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