Thank you everyone for the links, support and info. I am feeling better actually and I am up to simple household tasks like sweeping the floor. (thank goodness because my 2 year old drops food on the floor and would have it tracked all over the house before my husband got home and got around to sweeping it all up)
I still walk much slower and need to limit my computer time.
Trying to schedule in 3 rest periods per day, I seem to be a bit better every day.
Thanks again for the support!

I try to help people stop themselves from making some the same mistakes I did, so whatever you do, do not think doing major household chores as part of your rest period, and just because you are feeling better does not mean you are better. Mark is right. Resting cannot be scheduled. When I started my period of rest, I would do activities like scrubbing baseboards and pulling weeds in between periods of scheduled rest. These activities actually require A lot of exertion. I also bent over far too much chasing after my two year old. I feel these combinations of activities set me back significantly and added to my recovery time. Don't do it!

You may be totally fine and correct in upping your activity level level, but I have to tell you, I felt totally fine weeding my garden three weeks after my third concussion until I felt like something broke in my brain! It was at that time I started experiencing severe vertigo and had an escalation in my other symptoms. If I could go back in time, I would've asked for as much help as I could possibly get as soon as I could get it and I would have just laid in bed playing solitaire for a month!

I do you think that taking leisurely short walks is actually good for you, so I think you should keep that up! Just try to avoid any activities that make you sweat or make you feel stressed or Make you feel increased pressure in your head, like looking for toys under the couch!

I do hope you keep feeling better and better!