Debunking the Myths: What You Really Need to Know About Concussions

Are you or someone you know recovering from a concussion? Tired of hearing the same old myths? Join us as we bust the top misconceptions about concussions and provide evidence-based information to help you understand your recovery journey. We'll cover everything from rest to return to play, and answer your burning questions.

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00:00 Introduction
00:23 Myth #1
00:58 Medical Disclaimer
01:20 Myth #2
01:37 Myth #3
02:28 Myth #4
04:14 Myth #5
05:00 Myth #6
05:40 Myth #7
06:45 Myth #8
07:48 Myth #9
08:27 Myth #10
08:59 Wrap up

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The Concussion Crew channel is a place where people with concussions can connect so that we feel less alone and can learn from each others’ experiences. This is a space to share your questions and suggestions; a place to find a supportive community. Surviving and thriving, together!

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Misinformation is all over the place! What’s the funniest assumption somebody’s made about your concussion??

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So much of this applies to recovery from strokes.
The only comparison that matters is to yourself.
If you’re improving that’s great, others may be faster or slower. That’s their story, not yours.