Posted by Richard G. on March 16, 2013 at 08:38:13 from (98.71.143.58):
In Reply to: Knocked unconscious posted by rrlund on March 16, 2013 at 07:15:48:
Twice. At 6 years old was riding my bike down to the pond and 2 guys were racing horses to the pond. They came over a small rise in the field and hollered at me. I looked back and saw a horse coming up on my left behind me. I swerved right into the path of the other horse. I woke up to a bunch of people looking down at me to see if I was alive. My neck still bothers me 54 years later. About 12 years ago, I was sitting on the tail gate of a pickup as my son drove across the creek. He sped up and I started sliding on the slick bed liner. Landed on my feet and fell backward and hit back of head on the ground. After I came to, I lost my memory for a a couple of hours and the next morning had blood pooled around one eye. Doc said I had a concussion. I guess I am alright now. I guess I am alright now. Did I say I guess I am alright now? Richard in NW SC
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