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| Join Date: Nov 2004
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| A quick concussion story So last thursday was the first game for our softball team. I was relegated to dh'ing as i'm nursing some lingering injuries from ski season. Primarily a disfigured thumb on my glove hand. So i'm up at bat in the 7th with our team up 5 runs. I hit a double and my teammates start yelling for me to get a pinch runner. Yeah, i'm that fast. I'm so fast that when i'm running, if my hat falls off, it lands in front of me. But whatever, i waved them off and jokingly told them to dial 911 now so that i could be carted off the field in case i had to run some more. No sooner are the words out of my mouth when the next batter lines a single to left field. I started limping/rumbling/crawling to 3rd and our coach waves me home. Great. so i'm just about to toss my lung as i cross home when WHAM. I take the relay from the 3rd baseman right to the base of my skull. My arms and legs immediately go numb and i just blacked out and collapsed on home plate. As i start to come to, i realize people are in my face yelling and stuff but i can neither hear them nor can i move my arms and legs. Shortly thereafter, i feel some intense tingling in my feet then hands and eventually i can at least move my limbs. sure enough, an ambulance and a freakin fire truck show up. they put me in the neck collar and put me on a board and away i go. No breaks or bleeding just the scariest 5 minutes or so of my life. And a headache that i wouldnt wish on anyone. pretty messed up shit. but now i'm just gettin killed cause, well, thats what my friends do. |
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| Join Date: Nov 2004
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| oh i'm fine now. I thought some might get a chuckle out of it. Its rather embarrassing to have an ambulance and a fire truck show up to haul your old carcass off of a softball field. When i came into work today, one of the guys from my company who also plays on my team had bubble wrapped everything in my office to make it safe. And he left a football helmet on my chair. |
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| | I don't see how being old and getting hit on the back of the head with a fast flying object are related. I don't understand what to be embarrassed about... you got hit on the head with a softball. Am I missing something here?
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