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littleninja

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head trauma causes nightmares Posted: 01-23-08 19:34pm


about a year ago i was in an accident and received a head trauma. since then i have had little or no short term memory and a quite bad long term memory. i remember very little from before the accident apart from the odd thing. over the past few months i have had a reoccurring nightmare of something that happened in my past. it is not a very nice memory and i would rather it wasn't there. i was wondering if there is any way to stop these nightmares and or get rid of the memory?

cakes36

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Trauma and Nightmares and Panic Posted: 01-25-08 17:35pm


Can't sleep can't nap wake up shaking heart racing crying. After being almost dead in my house being poisoned by carbon monoxide poisoning. Please help me.

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