Thread: My wife got a concussion

well, it was a rough night and I feel like crap but she's geting better. She's a lot less nauseous at least and is having less problems with the memory thing.

Originally Posted by LX_Emergency

well, it was a rough night and I feel like crap but she's geting better. She's a lot less nauseous at least and is having less problems with the memory thing.

You see if that was me I would have asked my wife if she knew her name and if she said no I would have just slipped away into the crowd....

Originally Posted by RichZ

You see if that was me I would have asked my wife if she knew her name and if she said no I would have just slipped away into the crowd....

Just the opposite of the Kurt Russell/Goldie Hawn movie!

RT

Rich... Your comment made me laugh out loud.

Alex.... helmet helmet helmet. You say she is not dumb and I certainly believe you. But she may not stay that way if it happens again and lands worse than the last time.

When I raced dirt bikes, the only time I didn't use a helmet was when I loaded my bike on the truck to go home. To me, it's kinda like rapelling without gloves. It certainly makes you macho, but probably not the best thing to do.

I know Bill, it's one of those things where the chance that it happends is slim but when it does it can be serious.

Alex...

I apologize for being preachy... I shouldn't say stuff like that while your wife is trying to heal.

I hope she recovers very soon...

Don't worry about it. She's recovering quite well. And you're right. Although head injuries are actually quite seldom in rollerblading. It's usually wrists, knees or ankles.