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Old 12-06-2009, 11:17 PM #4
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Mikeyy,

I understand the value of the chiropractor. The neck issues can cause symptoms that may mimic PCS symptoms.

A hockey puck to the face mask is minor compared to a head to the ice. At 6 ounces, a hockey puck impact is overcome by the much greater weight (8 to 10 pounds) of the head. But, when your head hits the ice, the sudden stop can be devastating.

I wish you luck with the head to the ice risk.
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