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It's no big deal.

Kindly read up on Neuroplasticity, whether you have TBI, or not.
(More than 200,000 hospital admissions annually
in the United States alone.) The dawn of a new age?
I am not an expert in brain injury. In fact, I have no medical nor scientific qualifications at all.
If you see a 'dodgy link', please inform me, with a view to my deleting it.
Pip

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Dangers of TV Debunking ten myths of 'Recovery' from TBI Don't Worry, Be Happy.	Ebay Australia Encounter Exercise linked to age-related memory ability	Facebook free software ForaTV Free Broadcasting
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Memidex Memory – it need not fade Mind Exercise and Nutrition	Neuroplasticity Neuroplasticity books Neuroplasticity images Neuroplasticity news Neuroplasticity on Google Videos Neuroplasticity on Youtube Neuroplasticity patents (Please advise, dear reader, on really special things. I can't be in two places at once. Not yet.) New Book Reviews New Dimensions Next World TV Norman Doidge, MD | The Brain That Changes Itself official website
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