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Originally Posted by Griffin17
But I think Galaxy is right by saying "our lives are somehow over then". I mean if getting from point A to point B by car or by bus is no more possible, how to proceed with life? The fact that no one knowes what is going on inside the brain is the worst. I always tend to say, if you feel something, there is something wrong. Maybe in injured brains, those minor movements cause the axons to tear again? Who knows?
The question about CSF playing a role is indeed interesting.
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Well said graffin. I don't intend to be discouraging and negative on this board. There are tons of people who get better and move on from PCS but what to do while we are still inside the storm. My GP told me that I am better off breaking both my legs than having PCS. I know there is no point in whining and complaining but why are there no answers to this horrible condition ? Why is the medical world so ignorant to us when we are the people who need support,empathy and care the most. Humans are surely not designed to suffer this kind of problem.