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Hi, I have a question that I’ve always been too afraid to ask. I’m 50 (female if it matters). When I was 4 I sustained a hard blow to the front of my head by being in the front seat of my mothers car (no seat belt, natch) when she had to suddenly slam on the brakes, sending me into the sharp edge of the dashboard.

I still have the scar (maybe an inch above where the bridge of my nose starts). In general, do you think such a blow, in that area of the skull, at such a young age, could have long-term repercussions, maybe unknown at the time?

Without going into my mental health history, I’ve often wondered about it.

Thank you! Any tips on where to go with that information? In general, of course, realizing that may be an impossible question in this forum.

Thank you, appreciate your time! Will definitely pursue.

Yeah, I had a couple beers when I came across the AMA, and I genuinely had the question, thought the initial answer was weird and brief to say the least. Was in a good mood thus my THANKS answer to the follow-up, knowing full well by then that it was BS. And no, I won’t be buying his book. Lol (vitamins, really?)

My bad, shoulda known better and actually read a little further.