Sad but true Wakey, many of us here - those who post alot in response and those who don't have had numerous concussion injuries throughout our lives; with and without loss of consciousness and sequelae throughout our lives that we recognized or not, dependent on the family and life situations.

As Mark related his, mine were broken down in my first post, and I even now recall more when I was younger then I had posted, like being pushed down 15 steps by my older brother, and once pulled down half those same steps banging my head on each one again later in my youth, just because he was my older brother and could get away with his bully ways....


We all have em, its just remembering them all thats the problem sometimes.