Hunter368
RIP lomiller1, see you in the next life buddy.
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Hopefully the kid can get his health back and have a decent NHL career still.
Can someone give a TLDR of what happened to the kid?
Can someone give a TLDR of what happened to the kid?
Concussion related migraines = no play lots
It's not related to any injury at all given what we've been told. He has a family history and has had them in the past; it's quite possible for them to flare up, without a discernible cause, and become difficult to nigh uncontrollable in adulthood.
That sucks. Hope you someday find your "cure"I've been dealing with it personally for over a decade. Not fun and incredibly frustrating not knowing the cause (or by extension - how to treat it).
Can someone give a TLDR of what happened to the kid?
That’s incorrect, the migraines had absolutely no relevance to his concussion, he had migraines when he was a kid and they happened to come backConcussion related migraines = no play lots
The last I heard about Nolan Patrick is that he was at his home in Manitoba. He has been working out privately, and he has been staying in touch with Chris Stewart (who's been giving Patrick advice and encouragement which has been helpful). I'd really love to see this young man step back on the ice to play a long career. I myself have suffered 27 concussions, as well as 3 traumatic brain injuries in my life. Living with post traumatic stress disorder is not an easy condition to deal with because no one can visually see the injury. This young man should get a ton of support from the Flyers fans @ Wells Fargo Centre, when and if the fans are allowed to go to the games. I am so happy for Nolan Patrick to sign this extension and continue his disrupted career.
Patrick always had migranes. Now he did have a bad concussion from a Kurtis Gabriel hit his rookie year so who knows if that caused things to get worse. So far so good skating in loose scrimmages last couple of weeks.Concussion related migraines = no play lots
I also suffered from migraines as a child. I was abused as a child, and many of my earliest head injuries were sustained through that period, which were undetected since my parents never took me to the doctor for treatment.That’s incorrect, the migraines had absolutely no relevance to his concussion, he had migraines when he was a kid and they happened to come back
As I said, I was abused as a kid, then I played rugby as a teen and into my A level and college. I was also a Lieutenant in the Royal Air Force during the Falklands War. I began playing ice hockey in my mid twenties (defense), and grew to love the game. I have several scars from my playing days....hockey in the U.K. is a bit tough. Not for the weak hearted for sure. The team I followed was the Philadelphia Flyers, and I still love them today.....although there are some players I don't fancy (too concerned about their poofy little dogs than leaving everything on the ice).27 concussions and 3 traumatic brain injuries??? You have more lives than a cat.