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Old 04-13-2010, 09:34 AM #8
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Originally Posted by erica21 View Post
Mike,

I to am interested in your thoughts about neurofeedback. I'm six months PCS, and am now just scratching the surface on information out there. Before I was feeling way to overwhelmed with symptoms and was told the only way I am to get better is to have complete cognitive rest. I am SO GLAD I found this place. I've only been a member for less than a week, but I cannot tell you how theraputic it is to hear that people are going through the same thing.

How did you get a concussion? What were you symptoms? What exactly is neurofeedback? I plan to do some research on it, but I'd like to hear first hand from someone whose done it.

Thanks for your post.

Erica
I don't think Mike posts here anymore. If you look back through his posts I'm pretty sure you'll see some posts regarding neurofeedback. I think it helped him a lot.
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