From the article “The Truth about Concussions” by Cathy Gulli in MacLean’s (2011)
Kevin Kaminski, NHL player, at his 30th birthday: “The doctor sat me down and said, ‘Look it, one more blow to the head, you might be killed or you might not remember your family, ”
This was 1999. Why did it take so long to talk about the dangers of concussions?
Why are people not resting after a concussion, and with resting I mean ‘being horizontal on a sofa’ – for a week or three, depending of the severity of the concussion.
A while ago they talked in the radio about the symptoms football players experience after concussions.
- dizziness
- headaches
- poor memory
- tiredness
- double-vision
- irritability
- depression
- everything slows down
- poor coordination
Brain cells can record trauma. They recommended the website www.football.bc
Yes, Reconnective Heealing re-balances the body on a physical, emotional and mental level enabling the body to heal itself … but would it not be better to rest for a while after a concussion and support the healing process with excellent food and supplements before symptoms appear..
Why are people continuing to play after the third concussion?
Another informative source about the Repetitive Head Injury Syndrome is http://www.brainline.org/content/2008/08/repetitive-head-injury-syndrome_pageall.html
Anna Christine
PS.: distant Reconnective Healing is as effective as done in person
