Mark,

I am a member of many yahoo groups that focus on brain injury, rehabilitation for brain injury, neurofeedback, nutrition for brain injury, etc. There is a person, not sure if he is a doctor or not, who posts articles on one of those groups quite frequently, and he posted the article I mentioned on Iraq war vets and PCS related to PTSD. I would post it here, but to be honest, I'm too lazy to search through the archives to find it.

I am only aware of one form of PTSD therapy that can be dangerous for PCS. The other PTSD therapies are actually quit safe and very helpful for anyone who suffers from PTSD/PCS. When you have a chance, you should go back and conduct another search on PTSD therapies, I think you will find that there are many different forms that are extremely safe for the PCS population to do.

Just to let you know, Mark, that it seems you have a tendency to discredit or question a lot of what I post on here. You can rest assured that when I post something, I only do it because I have either experienced it myself, or I have done a lot of research on the subject. I, like you, have had many concussions in my life - a lot more than the 13 you have had. However, I, unlike you, have tried a lot of therapies and have learned from them what has worked and what hasn't. Actually, I have done so much therapy, and had it work, that I am now able to attend graduate school this fall. I don't know your situation and I'm not trying to discount what you are going through or what you have done in the past to rehabilitate yourself. However, please realize that I do know what I am talking about and instead of jumping on here and contradicting nearly everything that I post, you should try to learn something from my posts, as I have learned from your posts.

Thanks!