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[-] Sasha 5 points 1 day ago

Wait what? Doctors won't see victims? For legal reasons? What???

Are you okay, can we help in any way?

[-] dandelion 3 points 1 day ago

Apparently it's not uncommon for primary care physicians to not see car accident victims. It can take years for them to get paid, and it's a legal nightmare trying to navigate who should actually pay them, etc.

I'm not sure I'm OK, that's part of why I would like to see a neurologist, I have to fly in a couple weeks and this could be a major risk ... but my suspicion is that I'm totally fine. This is my third head injury, and second major concussion, so I'm a little more worried about lasting symptoms and the increased long-term risks (reading into it, it's not looking good).

Mostly it's just hard to work full-time when a conversation can leave me with a severe headache and unable to function.

However, from what I can tell, my symptoms are mostly mild and I don't suspect a brain bleed or anything. The ER refused to give me a CT scan and didn't do any other diagnostics, so they felt it was mild enough, too (or they just dismissed me as a woman, lol).

But really, I'm OK - thank you for your kindness and care 🥰

[-] Sasha 3 points 1 day ago

Wow, that's devastating. Stay safe friend, hope you heal soon concussions are awful.

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