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Old 08-26-2014, 10:09 AM #1
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Help Are you able to run or ride bikes yet ?

Do you jump/run/brisk walk or ride a bike ? If yes how long after the injury did you feel comfortable doing them ? I have some sensitivity to head bumps and jolts and haven't run or rode my bike since 5 months. I wonder if it will pass away and I will ever be able to run and ride my bike as I have a great passion for bikes and cars. I have slowed down a lot and apparently working at 10 percent of my capacity. Any hope out there? Believe me, I will be very happy if any of you said you are able to run or drive.
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