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Old 11-18-2011, 02:10 PM #11
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Agree wholeheartedly with what tamisue just said. Patience, rest and making good choices early on pays dividends later. It helps to remember this when you're going through the tough times.
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Just thought I'd bump this to the top of the forum because Mark's first reply to this thread is very, very good advice to anyone suffering from PCS.

I'd also like to give credit to everyone else that contributed to helping this person. The information you'll find in this thread is probably the best you'll find anywhere.

Thanks!!! =P

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Just thought I'd bump this to the top of the forum because Mark's first reply to this thread is very, very good advice to anyone suffering from PCS.

I'd also like to give credit to everyone else that contributed to helping this person. The information you'll find in this thread is probably the best you'll find anywhere.

Thanks!!! =P
I have to agree, Marks reply is spot on. In Scotland we call it "stoating about". I spend a lot of time walking around my flat doing small tasks, cleaning, fixing things feeding the birds outside. I'm now at the end of week 5, early days. Things are heading in the right direction but giving myself time to wake up in the morning and staying away from TV and video games has helped a lot. I usually feel rubbish the next day if i've tried to play the xbox the previous night.

Good luck to everyone (and R.I.P. Sarah Burke)

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To Stoat: If someone is “stoating” they cant walk in a straight line without falling over.
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