This sad. I knew Grant as a teammate competitor and friend. He was a good person who deserved better. Best wishes to his loved ones and my condolenscenes.
I have early onset symptoms of cte, and am suffering greatly. When Cyndy said her husband had a "bell ringer" and went back to play. That was much of my football career. I played 7-20. And have also had a dozen concussions in the years following, including 2 this year. I just want some relief. Some actual hands on help to save me from myself and this affliction
Syndy you are 100 percent correct. I believe that I have stage 4 CTE. I was not in sports, I have received 12 concussions. Everyone I had no head protection One series l was unconscious and spent 5 days in the hospital. I have every symptom including the one where you want it to go away and leave you alone one. I would like to talk to you and if you could give my wife some things you have learned.I pray you receive this. It took me over an hour to type this.
I’m sorry…live life to your fullest, love to the extreme, never say no! I love all you guys, cherish the good times, cherish the memories…I’ve lived a full life that can’t be compared to any other, don’t cry, don’t mourn but rejoice in a life well lived! I loved and spread my love as much as I could…don’t blame or point fingers, be amicable, and rejoice in celebration! #checkforCTE #sacredbrotherhood I’ll miss everyone…#PapaSlaggs #Zeus #Ferdinand forever and always, Zach”
As he’d requested in his social media post, Slagle’s brain was sent to the CTE Center at Boston University to be examined. Zach Slagle was just 31 years old at the time of his death.
I feel for you as a CTE patient myself. There is not much help out there, but you can contact the Concussion Legacy Foundation in Boston. They can help point you in a direction.
This sad. I knew Grant as a teammate competitor and friend. He was a good person who deserved better. Best wishes to his loved ones and my condolenscenes.
I have early onset symptoms of cte, and am suffering greatly. When Cyndy said her husband had a "bell ringer" and went back to play. That was much of my football career. I played 7-20. And have also had a dozen concussions in the years following, including 2 this year.
I just want some relief. Some actual hands on help to save me from myself and this affliction
You’re not alone brother build your support system and stick close to them. It’s kicking my butt too 9 years of bobsledding 🤦♂️
Very interesting story about such an important topic
Syndy you are 100 percent correct. I believe that I have stage 4 CTE. I was not in sports, I have received 12 concussions. Everyone I had no head protection One series l was unconscious and spent 5 days in the hospital. I have every symptom including the one where you want it to go away and leave you alone one. I would like to talk to you and if you could give my wife some things you have learned.I pray you receive this. It took me over an hour to type this.
Thank you for this channel. You seem to really care about what you do.
Give a shit or not, it surely is impactful .
I just realized many of us retired Winter Olympics athletes are suffering. I’m struggling to find treatment
I’m sorry…live life to your fullest, love to the extreme, never say no! I love all you guys, cherish the good times, cherish the memories…I’ve lived a full life that can’t be compared to any other, don’t cry, don’t mourn but rejoice in a life well lived! I loved and spread my love as much as I could…don’t blame or point fingers, be amicable, and rejoice in celebration! #checkforCTE #sacredbrotherhood I’ll miss everyone…#PapaSlaggs #Zeus #Ferdinand forever and always, Zach”
As he’d requested in his social media post, Slagle’s brain was sent to the CTE Center at Boston University to be examined.
Zach Slagle was just 31 years old at the time of his death.
This happended years ago and the University refuses to release any results.
It’s 3 years later and they still don’t know much, good luck finding a real neurologist who can help.
My husband is suffering from CTE currently and we are desperate for help, he is 35 and constantly in agony, if there is any advice please contact me
I feel for you as a CTE patient myself. There is not much help out there, but you can contact the Concussion Legacy Foundation in Boston. They can help point you in a direction.
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