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05-22-2018, 01:58 PM | #1 | ||
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Hi!
I just found this board and plan on going through the stickies soon. I had a concussion in October 2016. I considered myself cured except from parosmia (lost sense of smell and now things don’t smell right) 4-5 months after concussion. Lately I have noticed noise bothering me somewhat- I have 3 kids- so I went back to my concussion dr- she’s a sports medicine doctor that specializes in concussions. She gave me some kind of memory/thinking test on the computer and I did terrible- as bad as 3 days after my concussion. I will admit I have trouble thinking of things quickly sometimes. For example- will have trouble remembering how to start a song my toddler wants to sing. I am going back to vestibular therapy for an evaluation and see my dr again in 6 weeks. I have driven 33 hours round trip to the beach and plan on doing that again in the fall with no problems. My husband and I were going to book a cruise for my 40th bday in January. This will be 2 years after my concussion. We will fly. I’m kind of worried that the flight might be terrible or I will get seasick. I have never been on a cruise before. I have been on boats on the lake post concussion and no trouble, but that’s not the ocean. I have 2 people tell me they are concerned about the cruise after my dr visit last week. One point is the cruise is we want to test out a shorter, cheaper cruise to see how we like it before spending a ton of money for a Disney Cruise with the kids. |
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