I Thought I Would Live With Symptoms Forever #postconcussionsyndrome #pcsrecovery

13 Sept 2026 · 0 min
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In this brief excerpt, David Brimacombe reflects on his ongoing experience of vertigo and visual overload following a concussion. He describes navigating environments where he perceives multiple doorways simultaneously and has adopted a simple coping rule: when faced with three doorways, he chooses the middle one. He acknowledges that this adaptation has become a part of his daily life, indicating a resigned acceptance of living with these persistent symptoms.

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