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By bjhorseluver | Nov 09, 2012

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Why is there a dent in my skull???!

There is a dent in my skull ;( I do not know what to think of this, is it normal?? I have a dent on the left side of my head right on the top about a centimeter from my hairline. It is a small dent but its there. I have even had a friend feel it for me and she noticed it. Why is there a dent? Is this my natural skull? I have fallen off a horse a few times..could that have caused this? Will this cause me any brain problems..I do have depression.

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