Concussion: There IS Hope

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Author: Cindy Sue Bezas MS

Headaches. Light and sound sensitivity. Dizziness and confusion. Mood swings, even suicidal tendencies. These are the experiences of many concussion survivors and just some of the many issues Cindy Sue Bezas, M.S. has experienced as a multi-concussion survivor. Her passion now is researching the latest information on concussions and bringing hope to concussion survivors and their families. Why? Because what people dont know about concussions surprisingly can kill them. In this podcast, Concussion: There IS Hope, youll hear the stories of real concussion survivors and their families. Youll receive interviews of experts sharing real tools to help restore hope and and to speed recovery. Subscribe today and download the Concussion: There IS Hope episodes. Listen and share by leaving a review of what you love. Together we can make a difference, especially in the lives of the youngest concussion survivors.
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Episode 12 - Dr. Kade Anderson, PT, DPT - Part 2
Episode 12
Wednesday, 19 February, 2020

Whether you’ve had a concussion or not, there are insidious dangers associated with concussions that all people need to know. Did you know a second concussion on top of a first can cause immediate death? It’s this kind of information you deserve to have; every employer, school, and family need to know how to protect themselves and those that matter. Concussions are everyone’s business, and that’s why each episode here is intended to provide help and support.Today’s Part Two interview continues the journey that Dr. Kade Anderson has lived as a physical therapist AND as a ten-time concussion survivor. He earned his Bachelor’s of Science in Human Movement Science at Utah State University and his Doctorate of Physical Therapy at Winston-Salem State University in North Carolina. As an injury prone athlete, Kade spent a lot of time personally rehabilitating and is therefore quite motivated to help other people become pain free and improve their quality of life through this interview.You can connect with Dr. Kade Anderson at:FB: Kade AndersonLinkedIn: Kade AndersonEmail: kade AT wrightpt.comAs always, seek the advice of your care provider before making any adjustments to your life after a concussion.