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Old 02-25-2013, 02:32 PM
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They are right, but there is definitely a point where you just have to push on. There are things you will have to deal with, the "swelling" pressure feelings, the vision issues, the fogginess, that after a certain amount of time you learn how to decipher when they will be better or worse and when you can push and when you just can't. For me, I play softball again now and there are most games I get bad and can push but some I know better, overcast days are a NO NO!

There are also times where you just have to say hey, I have the time I will just take it and let yourself just rest. Do something that doesn't upset your brain, I cook, and let it not have to push through. It will thank you with a good day soon to follow. I'm paying today, Monday, for too busy of a weekend and I've cancelled my plans for tonight to recouperate. You have to listen, pushing too far isn't going to make the next few days better, but not pushing willl leave you feeling isolated and alone in a depressed state. At least it does me.

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Originally Posted by Anonxyz View Post
I don't know. I don't have good judgement yet. I never know if it it's to little or too much. People here say to listen to your body.
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What happened:I was rear ended while stopped at a stoplight in my little 'go cart' car by an F350 commercial utility van going at least 55. Driver swore his breaks locked up, so no slow down at all.
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Diagnosis: Severe concussion, severe whiplash with total muscle failure 6 weeks after wreck, bulging disk between C1 & C2, mild optical damage, nerve damage affecting right arm and leg as well as right eye, PCS and TBI.
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Current symptoms: Brain fog, panic attacks, delayed memory issues, confusion, trouble thinking, spacing out, near dyslexic writing/typing, vision focus issues, eyes don't work 'together', muscle spasms in neck make breathing difficult at times, numbness in right side when symptoms get worse, oh the headaches, depression and anxiety, just not me at all!
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