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Originally Posted by froggyboogie
Thanks Ginnyk55
It gives me hope that we can get through it together .Im very glad for your response .
I have some questions hope it is okay .
When you are mobile it means you can walk for a long distance 5 miles eg without any overpressure in your brain ??
How do you get over your overpressure in brain ?? (im in bed for 7 days when i get a bad overpressure) 
I cant walk for long distance
how many years took it for your friend to do exercise and what a inspiration she is mine to now .
your right im at pills because the psychiatry dont belief what im feeling in my head and so on .
hope to hear from you soon .. |
ps I meant to say this earlier; sorry for talking so much.
I used to enjoy a glass of wine before the head injury and now, when I try to have 2 or 3 ounces, it feels like rust scraping through the arteries in my head. Someday I'd like to enjoy it again but it sure isn't now. I think it does more harm than good. Unfortunately early on, the doctors told me to 'drink' to relax, 'go ahead, have some wine', back when they thought it was all in my head. Now it's 'woops, she really had a severe impact concussion' even though I stayed conscious. So now, there is no more 'go drink' talk, and even the suggested drugs have changed - '... no, don't take that one now! try this' and such. So be careful how much you listen to your doctor. I hate to say that but we need more attention to these symptoms so the medical field doesn't throw out careless advice before understanding what is happening to people.
Ginny