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kids and gymnastics
Dec 14th, 2008 at 1:19pm
 
Hello my name is Sonja. my daughter Megan is 5 years old she is going to gymnastics for over a month. So far she is been doing good no problems thank God. I am very worried that too much of flipping around cued give her TIA. I was wondering if anybody knows if they could do this kind of sports. Please let me now if anybody has any information.
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Reply #1 - Dec 15th, 2008 at 12:38pm
 
I think all you need to do is watch Megan. Talk to her and see how she feels after she has preformed for a bit. Let her know if she starts to feel sick then stop untill she feels better. That is what I do when I am strenght training, and doing arobics. My nurologest said I can do anything that does not inviolve  rough contact. and if I were to have things flying twards my head just remember If I get hit at the surgery sight I might get hurt bad.

I hope this helps.
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Reply #2 - Jan 16th, 2009 at 5:53am
 
Hi Sonja!

I had my left side operation in 2005 after suffering from 5 strokes.  About a year later, I started playing roller derby.  It's a full-contact sport on rollerskates.  I wear a helmet and protection but non the less have still taken some pretty tough hits and falls.  I haven't had any trouble or symtoms.  And of course, I did ask Dr. Steinberg at Stanford if I could do this and he said he didn't see a problem with it.  I just trust my body and if I don't feel good, I would stop.  I think everyone recovers from their operations differently but you shouldn't have to give up doing what makes you happy, so long as you listen to your body.

I hope that helps.  Good luck to your daughter.

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Reply #3 - Jan 17th, 2009 at 5:55am
 
So which procedure did you have?  I'm supposed to have one soon and trying to see about being able to play ice hockey again as a goalie. 
I'd love to be able to play again. 
Glad to see that you're doing well.


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