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I hope he didn't give them his banking details just yet.
Poor Jacob.
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They were talking about brain scans on sen this afternoon & suggesting that all players get a brain scan at the beginning of the year, so they have something to compare it to if/when they get a concussion. It makes sense to me.I think you are probably right about Lyon’s concerns and as more players share their experiences of concussion symptoms more people will have similar concerns. I can’t understand why all tests for concussion are not done off field.
The terrifying thing for me when I met with a specialist after a severe concussion and informed him that I had suffered two other head knocks ( of the “I’m fine” type) in the previous two matches was him telling me: “if you go out and get even a minor whack with your current bruising of the brain (revealed after a scan) there is a possibility of haemorrhage and death.” That put everything in context for me. Perhaps we are focusing too narrowly on CTE type effects and long term impacts and not the more immediate repercussions.
Because he needs the money..why would he go from a side in the window to St Blunda to play under Ross the Toss??
He’d get plenty of action I guess as Ross still hasn’t figured out how to score goals consistently.why would he go from a side in the window to St Blunda to play under Ross the Toss??
It’s such a tough thing to deal with for the sufferer and those trying to diagnose and set up a recovery protocol. CTE was unheard of in my day so they were treated as isolated incidents mostly. If you happened to suffer from anxiety afterwards as many appear to these days, for example, it was in no way seen as related to that incident that happened prior.They were talking about brain scans on sen this afternoon & suggesting that all players get a brain scan at the beginning of the year, so they have something to compare it to if/when they get a concussion. It makes sense to me.
The poor kid from the Dogs who had to retire today, who knows what his brain scan would have looked like prior to this latest concussion & brain scan. Was the damage done from that one knock? Or was there damage already there?
I remember seeing all the holiday pics on social media of Murphy asleep whilst he & team mates were away on hols during the off season. They all just probably thought 'silly Nathan, can't take him anywhere, even Europe, he just falls asleep all the time'.. poor bugger.It’s such a tough thing to deal with for the sufferer and those trying to diagnose and set up a recovery protocol. CTE was unheard of in my day so they were treated as isolated incidents mostly. If you happened to suffer from anxiety afterwards as many appear to these days, for example, it was in no way seen as related to that incident that happened prior.
And they have more than 4 now. Walsh, Cripps, Curnow, McKay, Weitering are genuine stars and then they’ve got high price acquisitions like Cerra, Martin and Williams, with De Konig signing what you’d assume is a relatively significant contract early this year which will need to be bumped up again in 2 years time.Its totally BS.. St Kilda has reportedly offered Weitering $1.5m a year for 8 years. Carlton said he isn't going anywhere and will be very well compensated. We all know what happened the last time they tried to fit 4 decent players into their same salary cap.. I hope it happens again
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They simply haven’t made Mayne, Wells, Beams and Grundy level howlers.And they have more than 4 now. Walsh, Cripps, Curnow, McKay, Weitering are genuine stars and then they’ve got high price acquisitions like Cerra, Martin and Williams, with De Konig signing what you’d assume is a relatively significant contract early this year which will need to be bumped up again in 2 years time.
****ed if I know how they’re not well over the cap, their role players must be getting absolute peanuts.
They simply haven’t made Mayne, Wells, Beams and Grundy level howlers.
And what have they done with these players? Sweet F…. All.They simply haven’t made Mayne, Wells, Beams and Grundy level howlers.
Murphy sleeps because of concussion? Did you make that up?I remember seeing all the holiday pics on social media of Murphy asleep whilst he & team mates were away on hols during the off season. They all just probably thought 'silly Nathan, can't take him anywhere, even Europe, he just falls asleep all the time'.. poor bugger.
Now we know why.
Zac Williams and Jack MartinMcGovern is well and truly in that category.
Zac Williams is a bigger howler than any of those tbhThey simply haven’t made Mayne, Wells, Beams and Grundy level howlers.
No. I didn't make it up.Murphy sleeps because of concussion? Did you make that up?
What’s that got to do with social media posts of Murphy asleep?No. I didn't make it up.
Many patients experience post-concussion sleep problems. Some patients experience hypersomnia — in which they sleep far more than normal and may be extra drowsy after a head injury. Others experience insomnia — in which they have difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep.
Even worse, post-concussion symptoms may not simply go away with time and rest (if that happens, it’s known as post-concussion syndrome, or PCS). If you sustained a mild traumatic brain injury (or even a traumatic brain injury) and find that you can’t sleep the way you did before your injury, you’re not alone.
Soon after injury, around 30% of people report insomnia symptoms. Weeks to months later, 36% of people who have experienced a brain injury show circadian rhythm shifts, 30-70% show continued sleep disruption, and 43-73% of these people report fatigue (Mosti, Spiers, & Kloss 2016).
Sleep disturbances can be part of a vicious cycle that causes your symptoms to worsen over time.
Don't you have anyone at home to argue with?What’s that got to do with social media posts of Murphy asleep?
I just googled the first sentence of your post above and this is what came up - “Even worse, post-concussion symptoms may not simply go away with time and rest (if that happens, it’s known as post-concussion syndrome, or PCS). If you sustained a mild traumatic brain injury (or even a traumatic brain injury) and find that you can’t sleep the way you did before your injury, you’re not alone.”No. I didn't make it up.
Many patients experience post-concussion sleep problems. Some patients experience hypersomnia — in which they sleep far more than normal and may be extra drowsy after a head injury. Others experience insomnia — in which they have difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep.
Even worse, post-concussion symptoms may not simply go away with time and rest (if that happens, it’s known as post-concussion syndrome, or PCS). If you sustained a mild traumatic brain injury (or even a traumatic brain injury) and find that you can’t sleep the way you did before your injury, you’re not alone.
Soon after injury, around 30% of people report insomnia symptoms. Weeks to months later, 36% of people who have experienced a brain injury show circadian rhythm shifts, 30-70% show continued sleep disruption, and 43-73% of these people report fatigue (Mosti, Spiers, & Kloss 2016).
Sleep disturbances can be part of a vicious cycle that causes your symptoms to worsen over time.
I googled it for the correct information, yes.. I'm not a doctor. I didn't make it up. As if I'd have all that info stored away in my own head.I just googled the first sentence of your post above and this is what came up - “Even worse, post-concussion symptoms may not simply go away with time and rest (if that happens, it’s known as post-concussion syndrome, or PCS). If you sustained a mild traumatic brain injury (or even a traumatic brain injury) and find that you can’t sleep the way you did before your injury, you’re not alone.”
You copied it straight from the internet Dr Google
Plus they have reportedly offered Hayward $750- $800k for 5 years. Something has to give. I would love the saints to snag Weitering at the reported $1.5 per season. Kill two birds with one stoneAnd they have more than 4 now. Walsh, Cripps, Curnow, McKay, Weitering are genuine stars and then they’ve got high price acquisitions like Cerra, Martin and Williams, with De Konig signing what you’d assume is a relatively significant contract early this year which will need to be bumped up again in 2 years time.
****ed if I know how they’re not well over the cap, their role players must be getting absolute peanuts.
Their role players should get peanuts. They pay a lot for their spine and the price is a shallow team and flankers without any weapons.And they have more than 4 now. Walsh, Cripps, Curnow, McKay, Weitering are genuine stars and then they’ve got high price acquisitions like Cerra, Martin and Williams, with De Konig signing what you’d assume is a relatively significant contract early this year which will need to be bumped up again in 2 years time.
****ed if I know how they’re not well over the cap, their role players must be getting absolute peanuts.
Plus they have reportedly offered Hayward $750- $800k for 5 years. Something has to give. I would love the saints to snag Weitering at the reported $1.5 per season. Kill two birds with one stone
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Similar shot at a flag though.why would he go from a side in the window to St Blunda to play under Ross the Toss??
They were talking about brain scans on sen this afternoon & suggesting that all players get a brain scan at the beginning of the year, so they have something to compare it to if/when they get a concussion. It makes sense to me.
The poor kid from the Dogs who had to retire today, who knows what his brain scan would have looked like prior to this latest concussion & brain scan. Was the damage done from that one knock? Or was there damage already there?
Sleep disturbances & changes in sleeping patterns, daytime sleeping, etc are all effects/symptoms of cte.
Whether you see the link or not is irrelevant.
Anxiety is too. As are angry outbursts. Depression. Suicidal thoughts.
I'm not making assumptions. It's well documented what the symptoms and effects of cte are.