Dianne (twokatz).. how are you feeling now?

Shamrock · **Posted:** Tue Aug 03, 2010 7:47 pm

You'd posted a few weeks ago about some troubling symptoms that cropped up following your concussion injury... vision, dizziness, and others issues.

Wondered if you were able to finally arrange some further testing, and how you were feeling now? :?:

I so hope these have cleared up for you.. :paw:

twokatz · **Posted:** Tue Aug 03, 2010 9:16 pm

Thank you for asking. I am still dizzy at times but hey, according to Jim that is my natural state :shock:

I still get a little fuzzy but not too often and not for long. It is getting better, according to what I was told this could go on for a year even

I have not checked any further as it is clearing more and more.

Thanks for your concern :heart:

chatcat723 · **Posted:** Wed Aug 04, 2010 2:01 am

Dianne, my friend was thrown from her horse (remember Rhonda that I posted her wedding?) and landed on her head. She spent a week in the hospital and was told the same thing, that the symptoms can and do last a year. She's just now starting to lose those symptoms but still gets some intense headaches.

rhonab · **Posted:** Wed Aug 04, 2010 2:33 am

I'm so glad you're feeling better....

I couldn't remember who's husband whacked them on the head :oops:

twokatz · **Posted:** Wed Aug 04, 2010 1:38 pm

Cat they say that if over 60 the symptoms sometimes stay.........forever :shock:

I'm glad your friend is getting better. Some who have head injuries are not so lucky, I see so many, it is an awful thing to have happen. When I see someone on a motorcyle, bike etc. without a helmut I wish they could spend a day at my job, they may decide to wear one.

Rhona, yes it was my husband. I am keeping that in my memory banks for future blackmail if needed

Shamrock · **Posted:** Wed Aug 04, 2010 6:25 pm

Dianne, I'm so glad to hear that are feeling somewhat bettter. :flower:

I hope that these affects will continue to subside for you, and then be gone altogether. :paw:

I'd no idea these symptoms could last so long.. or even be permanent.

Your poor husband, I cant imagine how awful he must have felt. and still feels to have accidentally injured his fence post helper... you. :cry:

lol.... yes, this can always be stored in the "remember the time..?" bank for possible future use..

chatcat723 · **Posted:** Wed Aug 04, 2010 6:49 pm

twokatz wrote:

Cat they say that if over 60 the symptoms sometimes stay.........forever :shock:

She's close enough to 60 to fit into that category as well. She does have permanent eye issues from it, though. I hope the both of you get over it completely!

Dianne (twokatz).. how are you feeling now?

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