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Old 07-17-2014, 11:49 PM
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Originally Posted by underwater View Post
Hi all,
Sending you all wishes for your health, safety and happiness. My question is whether anyone has come across research that supports doing exercises with your eyes to more quickly reconnect areas of the brain. My neurologist thinks not. Chiropracter thinks so. Neurologist has a lot more training, but hasn't been terribly helpful, i guess because she cannot influence time.

I'm 3 months, 6 days (but who's counting) into a concussion (my second at least, slammed a rock upside down underwater while kayaking), can now walk a couple miles slowly (was just a dream a month ago) but still struggling with headaches, fatigue, getting overwhelmed easily.

How i wish those darn emoticons would stop moving.
they wanted me to do vestibular therapy due to vertical nystagmus caused by head injury but I was too sick at the time. I have read interesting work regading the subject. it couldn't hurt.
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