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Old 10-22-2007, 12:38 PM
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Originally Posted by gojirasan View Post
Having said all this, I do realize that some people seem to recover 100% of their pre-injury abilities within the first year post-injury. In that case maybe the new connections are not so fragile and maybe it is okay to jump up and down all you want, even to jump rope or to sprint. But I would wait until I no longer had any symptoms of PCS before even thinking about testing such limits. Just my .02. As always, YMMV.
It's amazing how fragile one feels after a bad concussion, isn't it? Every movement is made with the utmost care, and you half expect something to loom up out of nowhere to snuff you out.

I would never have thought, nearly 3 years after my accident, that I would be worried about jumping rope... but of course that is the first thing I thought about when I first picked up my sisters jumprope. I'm happy to say jumping rope didn't negatively impact me at all, but I wouldn't have even considered it just a few weeks or months after my accident.
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