Throughout one’s life, it’s common to have health issues arise from time to time. While the medical system can be dysfunctional, it’s generally possible to seek and receive care for any particular issue. This is what people expect if they sustain a concussion. The reality is something entirely different. It’s a shock to find that […]
7 Must-Have Forms for Concussion Recovery and Treatment
When one sustains a concussion, it can be daunting determining what to do or expect during interactions with the medical community. With that in mind, I’m sharing information about some forms related to concussion treatment and management. During my recovery, I wish I had known about all of them from the start. Some were used by physicians […]
Concussion Recovery for High School Students: Using Monitor Stands
Most computer labs in high schools, I’m guessing, have multiple monitors and computer stations. I also imagine that the monitors are all the same and are set at the same height for all. This might not work well for a student with a concussion, especially one with neck issues. A monitor at a particular height might […]
Concussion Recovery Tips for College Students
College students have a unique situation as far as concussion recovery goes. Schedules are different. Demands on time and concentration are different. Recently, I’ve had a number of requests about college and concussion recovery. * As a result, I’ve been thinking about it a lot. Here are some tips. Hope it helps! Note (updated 8/15/17): […]
Noise as Cause of Concussion Symptoms: the Case for Further Study
Noise is a key factor in concussions and affects recovery. I’m convinced of it. The more I research it, the more sure I am that it’s a major factor to look at in-depth. In this post, I’m pulling together information from many sources that show how noise creates symptoms that are attributed to concussion. Check […]