Yes, and they haven't found the cyclist responsible. They are now talking about an ordinance (?) that would prohibit cyclists from riding with dogs on leash.
Very sad.
Yes, and they haven't found the cyclist responsible. They are now talking about an ordinance (?) that would prohibit cyclists from riding with dogs on leash.
Very sad.
Nancy
Like tulip, my crash was bad.
Helmet saved my life the second, third... time around.
And yes, if you are feeling odd, or having difficulty after a bump on a head, please have it checked out.
And like tulip, I have some difficulties. My short term memory isn't as good and I have one heck of a time remembering people's name. I could write it down, take a photo and 10 seconds later, I can't remember their name, hair color...
Last edited by smilingcat; 10-28-2009 at 06:32 PM.
Wow Snap/BikeGoddess, that's awful.
One of the participants in my aerobics class hit her head on the trunk of her car a couple of weeks ago. I forget exactly how it happened, I think she just turned and walked into it. She didn't lose consciousness, but had/has a lot of other concussion symptoms, dizziness, nausea, confusion. Of course a big lump and headaches.
It's weird how the immediate symptoms don't necessarily correlate with the longer-term ones. From what I'm told, I was unconscious for a good 20-25 minutes, and my memories of the next 2-3 hours "flash" in and out, but I didn't have any symptoms afterward other than localized tenderness.
And my LBS still uses the remains of my helmet to show customers what they're for... 22 years later.
Speed comes from what you put behind you. - Judi Ketteler
Turns out the co-worker who hit his head yesterday actually had a mild stroke.
I'm really glad I twisted his arm into seeing a doctor, but this is a bit scary. Don't know how that's going to turn out...