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Subject: Re: migraines

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Kelly M. Richard

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Date Posted: 19:44:49 11/17/04 Wed
In reply to: glen 's message, "migraines" on 13:01:28 10/25/04 Mon

The number one cause of migraines is TMJ and the accident you described could very well have caused injury to your TMJ's or jaw joints and lead to TMJ dysfunction...a chronic pain condition that will only get worse if you don't get the correct treatment to address your dislocated jaw and injured jaw joints. Contact me if you would like to learn more.

>hi guys !
>well i'm 41 married 2 kids ages 4 & 6.
>i had an accident 3 years ago i took a hit to the back
>of the head with an 8x8 steel beam ouch.
>
>it knocked me out for half an hour and ever since i've
>had daily headaches, migraines. it also knocked my
>right eye out of alignment and i had to have it cut
>and pulled back into place which left me with a blind
>spot and double vision.
>
>i wound up on WCB and wow i think there my biggest
>headache,i've tried many treatments and many
>medications.the doctors from the pain clinic at the U
>of A say it's permanant and not going anywere.
>
>the WCB figures i should work with the pain and vision
>problems,they say they have many people who work with
>chronic pain. my question is why?
>
>my argument is, with the pain problems and being dizzy
>from the medication. it's not if i'm going to have
>another accident but when.my lawyer has told me that
>if i have an accident driving that i can be held
>criminally responcible.
>
>what to do !
>
>glen

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