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Headway In Memory

Personal experiences of life after brain injury

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    Most headaches settle gradually with the passage of time after the injury, although for some people headaches can continue for years.

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  • I want people to see concussion for what it is.

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  • Peter finds artwork helps him with mobility in his upper body and encourages relaxation.

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