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"Starr" 07-22-2012 07:21 PM

Only 2 glasses of water? I hope that's not per day! :eek:

Glad you are happy with your recovery. Wish I could say the same about mine... or the lack of mine.
Starr

rmschaver 07-22-2012 08:51 PM

Concussion
 
I am so pleased to hear you are feeling better etters. I am PCS for almost two short months and still have many symptoms. In short most days are h**l and I struggle to get through them. BTW prior to my injury I had a very healthy life style. I had a very good diet, daily exercise and could put most twenty year olds to shame physically.

Since my injury very light activity for 1 hour is exhausting and my intellect is shattered. It sounds like you may have dodged a bullet and I am happy you did.
I would not wish this on anyone even those I dislike, it is awful. Please be careful in the future at 50 I have had some truley great living. For those who are young and do not recover they will never get the oppertunities so many others do.

Hope you feel better.

etters17 07-22-2012 08:56 PM

I am drinking Gatorade as well. I'm going to try and drink more than 2 glasses of water now since everyone has been saying that's not a lot.

I am still having the "dull" headaches, but it's no where near as bad as last week. Last Wednesday when I got out of bed my head was pounding, I could hardly even bend down to feed my cats.

Now I can feel this "healing sensation" in my head. Hard to explain, but it's sort of a refreshing feeling, I know it's healing. One other thing I notice is taking a nap during the day helps too.

Today I started to get the "dull headache", so took a vitamin with 2 glasses of water, then a 1 hour nap, and woke up feeling great!

I will likely continue to take 1 nap during the day, since I work on the computer all day. I hope you all recover as well, I can't wait to get better... and be able to say... "I'm back!" :)

etters17 07-22-2012 09:05 PM

I'm not religious (at all), but I do request assistance from... well... I don't want anyone to think I'm crazy so I won't go there.

But I can say this, if you ask for assistance from the right place, you just might get it. I have other experiences where I have requested assistance and was healed in a quick manner.

No, I'm not talking about "evil" crap or any of that. I can just say that I believe in Technology, not magic, and that is all.

Let's please avoid getting to a debate about this. I am simply stating what has worked in my experience, not discounting what you may believe in.

Good luck friends, I will keep you updated on what happens over the next few weeks.

:grouphug:

Mark in Idaho 07-22-2012 11:19 PM

You will be amazed at how a short nap will invigorate your brain. In fact, short naps during the day is highly recommended.

I doubt the vitamin did anything. It takes too long for it to be absorbed.

But, keep up with the naps. They will serve you well.

As I said at the beginning, Quiet Rest is the best therapy.

Mist8012 07-23-2012 08:56 AM

I agree with Mark.

Sleep is best and count ur blessings I can't nap.

I try but the vertigo is so bad I get even more dizzy & nauseous when I close my eyes.

Lying down & watching tv is bad too. The images make my eyes roll in the back of my head and I can't tolerate the sound.

I spend most of my time in my yard where it's quiet and I can be alone..with sunglasses of course...the sun is just too darn bright.

Happy Sleeping


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