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Pretty darn sure I've got PCS

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Old 11-09-2007, 10:08 AM   #11
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Is a major depleter of nutrients to the body.

Low folic acid is implicated in depression and other CNS problems.
B12 -- please visit our Vitamin forum
B1 Thiamine -- which is necessary for the nervous system
Calcium
Vit D both serious issues, and Vit D today esp is being tested for.

Many of your symptoms may reflect low status of these nutrients.
You can have folic acid tested as well as Vit D.
If you test for B12 also get a MMA test which is more accurate. Any level below 500 for B12 is questionable (USA standards are antiquated as normal here)

I think you need to address nutritional issues for your depression, because of the drugs you are on for so long!
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Old 11-09-2007, 10:20 AM   #12
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Is a major depleter of nutrients to the body.

Low folic acid is implicated in depression and other CNS problems.
B12 -- please visit our Vitamin forum
B1 Thiamine -- which is necessary for the nervous system
Calcium
Vit D both serious issues, and Vit D today esp is being tested for.

Many of your symptoms may reflect low status of these nutrients.
You can have folic acid tested as well as Vit D.
If you test for B12 also get a MMA test which is more accurate. Any level below 500 for B12 is questionable (USA standards are antiquated as normal here)

I think you need to address nutritional issues for your depression, because of the drugs you are on for so long!
Thanks, but I take plenty of vitamins, and have been taking them for years. I also haven't had any Dilantin for about 20 years.
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Old 11-12-2007, 01:20 AM   #13
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HI Jeffn - when you have received your book and had a good study of it can you let us know what you think. I managed to fall over again on Friday so am over tired again and am spending all my energy on maintaining my 3 hour days at work. Thanks, Lynlee
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Old 11-12-2007, 08:49 AM   #14
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Default Top of the morning Lucy

TO Lynlee Sorry to hear about your fall no fun and it seems to be a pattern with those with TBI/PCS.

I should receive the informational book on neurofeedback this week as the book store here had to order a copy and I'll keep everyone posted on what I learn about the type of therapy. I'm very excited about this and think it maybe part of the solution.

Looks like DaveStrand is making a great deal of progess here as he has already order the equipment and has done a great deal of research on neorofeedback looking forward to what he finds out.

Take Care and get well. Jelln

PS: You may want to think about wearing a bike helmet for awhile to protect your head until you get your balance back. PREVENTION
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Old 11-12-2007, 05:02 PM   #15
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Jeffn - I need a stabilizer for my brain - kind of like a ship and maybe a force field around me with some kind of alarm to let me know when I am about to hit my head - maybe I could have outriggers like todlers have on the bikes !!! Have to laugh really -
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Old 11-12-2007, 08:20 PM   #16
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Default Ya Training Wheels are cool

Lynlee, If I where looking for a bike helment I would look for a bright pink one with racing stripes or maybe flames.

You could ware it to work I think this would be a real confidence builder for your clients. Ya THINK

Good to see you have a since of humor about this.

My book just came in so I'm off to book land.

Take Care. Jeffn:
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Old 11-13-2007, 05:07 PM   #17
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Very funny Jeffn - instead of flames I would prefer sparkles! Pink with sparkles! How much of that book have you read yet?????? I wanted to put the roll eyes sarcastic smilie icon on but couldn't get it. Lynlee
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Old 11-13-2007, 07:34 PM   #18
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Default Good Evening

Lynlee, just finshed my first read very good information on Neurofeedback.

Made an intro on PCS Mc Gee post for those interested in neurofeedback that where this information seems to belong. neurofeedback is starting to make since.

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I am going to document my experience with Neurofeedback so tune in, if you like. Here's the link to my Neurofeedback blog. I posted pictures of my stage one assessment.


http://www.strandland.com/neurofeedback/


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