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Old 12-23-2011, 05:17 PM
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Hi - My fourteen yr old son got his first major concussion when he was away with a youth group - fell full force backwards onto a wood floor - had initial dizzyness, nausea and an extreme headache - we were never called.
The next day he went straight into moving logs and doing landscaping (probably did some shearing damage at that time) He was thankful to feel good - did not experience extreme symptoms for 6 weeks. Went into full blown Post Concussion syndrome and was petrified. We did not leave the house the whole summer (2010). He has suffered 3 setbacks and is still recovering - he is extremely brave and courageous as I'm sure you all are.
As an Integrative Health and Nutrition Coach now working with MTBI survivors, alcohol is very bad for you - especially hard alcohol. Sugar really affects your brain's ability to heal and alcohol is basically fermented sugar. Google sugar and the brain.

Hope that this helps.
Warmly,

Tina Sullivan
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